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55 Dogs Hiding Very Badly

Published: Apr 1, 2022 by Melinda Ramirez · This post may contain affiliate links

Dogs are great at many things but hiding is not one of those things for most of them. They don't seem to realise that they need to find something that matches their fur colours to hide successfully. Nevertheless, this is hilarious for us because the doggos' attempts at hiding are just adorably dorky and ridiculous. So scroll down and giggle away at these 55 dogs hiding so badly you can't help but laugh.

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1. Just because you can't see anyone doesn't mean other people can't see you, buddy.
2. This isn't a very good blending job. At all.
3. Pretending to be part of the bush but it isn't working out very well.
4. The legs sticking out and up are really not helping the hiding.
5. This curtain is transparent. We can see you!
6. Black and white anyone couldn't possibly hide in a sea of red.
7. If you pull the butt under the cushions, you'd be a good hider.
8. You're gonna get found out the moment the person comes back to play the piano.
9. Another one leaving half of the body sticking out, giving the game away.
10. I guess this husky has found a great napping spot. But too easily caught when someone needs to do their laundry.
11. All is good except for the giant ears sticking out. An adorable puddle of blanket.
12. This hiding place looks like the doggo started hiding and gave up almost at the end.
13. That's the cat door. You can't fit through and we can see most of you so it's not even a good hiding place.
14. This is a good start at hiding but doesn't quite do it. Like, at all.
15. "This game of hide-and-seek has been going on forever. Are they near my spot? Oh. Oops."
16. The brown dog tunnelling into a brown pile of leaves is an excellent start but your tail waving around like a flag, especially with that little white tip.
17. Hiding from the walk in a highly visible spot? This doesn't cut it.
18. Covering your eyes means we can't see your eyes. We can still see the rest of you.
19. Hiding with the groceries isn't the best idea.
20. If the curtain reached all the way down, this would've worked spectacularly.
21. Someone has heard that myth about ostriches sticking their heads in the sand.
22. A sea of red blanket isn't a good hiding spot for a brown dog, especially when most of you isn't hidden behind anything.
23. Oh, it's the Polka Dot Curtain Ghost!
24. "If I can't see them, they can't see me."
25. When you're so contorted, people can't even tell what species you are.
26. You have to slide in a lot more for this to be a successful hiding.
27. This puggo just wants you to switch the lights back off and go away.
28. This is probably the worst hider I have ever seen. Cute doggo, though.
29. When you want to hide but your butt doesn't fit in your chosen hiding spot.
30. A good attempt, but a bit of a fail at hiding nevertheless.
31. Is this even a legitimate attempt at hiding? Or a doggo cosplaying as a bride or a dancer?
32. Another firm believer of "If I can't see you, you can't see me."
33. Almost there. But also not quite.
34. Someone forgot to tell this pupper that white is very visible in green grass.
35. An excellent hiding spot. Would've been perfect if the doggo had gone right into the pillow case.
36. Hiding the eyes is not hiding yourself. #Fail
37. This would've worked so well if pupper had stayed fully hidden!
38. A case of white not blending in with... bright red.
39. A newspaper does not constitute a good hiding place.
40. Another bottom half sticking out and ruining an otherwise good hiding spot.
41. Plant camouflage! It didn't work but it's a good attempt from a little pupperino.
42. The legs and the floofy tail beat the point of this but this is a very cute shot.
43. A really great hiding spot for doing a little surprise "boo!" at someone but the mirror is ruining the effect.
44. Yet another proponent of "If I can't see you, neither can you!"
45. Doggos, you have to pull your bum all the way in under the hiding spot to be a good hider!
46. Hiding behind a toilet, hmmm... no.
47. This is a really bad hiding place. You're going to get caught very quickly, if you don't freeze first.
48. Perching on the books definitely makes this doggo be seen even more. There's no attempt to even blend. Terrible attempt.
49. Ostrich head in the sand but with a dog head under the bed.
50. This comes so close to working out just right!
51. Another curtain hider.
52. The butt sticking out ruins this hiding spot.
53. Another hider who didn't go all the way.
54. This hider tried very hard but peeking out like this makes the hider very visible.
55. "If I can't see a thing, nothing can see me either! This plan is fool proof!"

Via Bored Panda | Daily Mail

1. Just because you can't see anyone doesn't mean other people can't see you, buddy.

black and brown dog laying on floor next to a washbasin looking at the wall

2. This isn't a very good blending job. At all.

black and brown dog laying on the floor with the head under a white shelf

Via Stefano Lazzari

3. Pretending to be part of the bush but it isn't working out very well.

black and white dog in a large bush with red leaves

Via Susan Pitcher

4. The legs sticking out and up are really not helping the hiding.

black and white dog laying belly up on yellow bed and hidden under a white and floral blanket and the bottom half sticking out

5. This curtain is transparent. We can see you!

black and white dog sitting behind a white lacy curtain

Via Kelly Cottrell

6. Black and white anyone couldn't possibly hide in a sea of red.

black and white dog sleeping on a red sofa partly behind a red cushion

Via Marie Vaz Moreira

7. If you pull the butt under the cushions, you'd be a good hider.

black and white dog's back half showing from under brown cushions on a black sofa

Via Crazy Dog Lady

8. You're gonna get found out the moment the person comes back to play the piano.

Via Sulin Hasso

9. Another one leaving half of the body sticking out, giving the game away.

black and white fluffy dog laying belly up under a bed with the back half sticking out and the face showing from under the bed

Via Brenda Cox Clayton

10. I guess this husky has found a great napping spot. But too easily caught when someone needs to do their laundry.

black and white husky inside a washing machine

Via Nanette Griffiths Dale

11. All is good except for the giant ears sticking out. An adorable puddle of blanket.

black dog ears sticking out from under a pile of a brown blanket on a brown bed

12. This hiding place looks like the doggo started hiding and gave up almost at the end.

black dog sleeping on a colourful bed tucked in with a grene blanket showing the face and the front legs

13. That's the cat door. You can't fit through and we can see most of you so it's not even a good hiding place.

black dog with brown and white pws laying on floor with the head through a cat door

Via Monique Greeve

14. This is a good start at hiding but doesn't quite do it. Like, at all.

brown and white boxer laying on brown sofa holding a brown cushion against the face

Via Megali Descadeillas

15. "This game of hide-and-seek has been going on forever. Are they near my spot? Oh. Oops."

brown and white dog sticking head out from under black furniture

16. The brown dog tunnelling into a brown pile of leaves is an excellent start but your tail waving around like a flag, especially with that little white tip.

brown and white dog with the head inside a pile of brown leaves

Via Chess Bonte

17. Hiding from the walk in a highly visible spot? This doesn't cut it.

brown and white shiba inu on orange leash hiding under a brown curved table

Via sadanuseless

18. Covering your eyes means we can't see your eyes. We can still see the rest of you.

brown and white spaniel laying on brown sofa with the paw covering the eyes

19. Hiding with the groceries isn't the best idea.

brown black and white dog inside a cupboard shelf next to a white plastic bag

Via Leana Jalukse

20. If the curtain reached all the way down, this would've worked spectacularly.

brown dog laying on floor with the eyes and part of the body behind a brown and blue curtain

21. Someone has heard that myth about ostriches sticking their heads in the sand.

brown dog laying on sand with the face partially covered in some sand

22. A sea of red blanket isn't a good hiding spot for a brown dog, especially when most of you isn't hidden behind anything.

brown dog laying on tie dye red and black bed with the face hidden in the material

Via Ezio Gregoris

23. Oh, it's the Polka Dot Curtain Ghost!

brown dog sitting against a wall with a black and white see through curtain over the face and the top half of the body

Via Ashley Lovely Hazen

24. "If I can't see them, they can't see me."

brown dog sitting by a wall with a purple curtain over the face

Via wgol

25. When you're so contorted, people can't even tell what species you are.

brown dog sleeping contorted on a grey and brown dog bed with a paw covering the eyes

Via Raz

26. You have to slide in a lot more for this to be a successful hiding.

brown dog sleeping sideways on brown floor with the back and top of head under the bed

Via Elena Krasnovidova

27. This puggo just wants you to switch the lights back off and go away.

brown pug sleeping behind a pillo on a white bed with a print of women on it

Via HorrorBelle09

28. This is probably the worst hider I have ever seen. Cute doggo, though.

dog sitting between a window and a brown piano with the face behind the leg of the piano

Via Cyndi Atkins

29. When you want to hide but your butt doesn't fit in your chosen hiding spot.

fluffy black and white dog hiding the head between 2 sofas with the back half sticking out

Via Bored Panda

30. A good attempt, but a bit of a fail at hiding nevertheless.

fluffy white dog laying on floor and hiding head at the corner of a door and a wall

31. Is this even a legitimate attempt at hiding? Or a doggo cosplaying as a bride or a dancer?

german shepherd sitting by glass doors with white tassles of a curtain over the face

Via Kevin Price

32. Another firm believer of "If I can't see you, you can't see me."

wet golden retriever sitting on sand at the beach with the eyes closed

Via Birte M ö ller

33. Almost there. But also not quite.

white and black dog sleeping with the face hidden under someone's knee

Via Dominika Porębska

34. Someone forgot to tell this pupper that white is very visible in green grass.

white and black dog standing in tall grass

Via Karen Penney

35. An excellent hiding spot. Would've been perfect if the doggo had gone right into the pillow case.

white dog laying on green bed and sticking the top half of the body into a green pillow case

Via Veronica Lupinacci

36. Hiding the eyes is not hiding yourself. #Fail

white dog sitting on brown chair with the armrest covering the eyes

Via Brittany DeVito

37. This would've worked so well if pupper had stayed fully hidden!

white dog's face showing under brown furniture on brown wooden floors

Via Bonnie Coleman

38. A case of white not blending in with... bright red.

white dog's front paw and nose sticking out from under a red curtain on a red carpeted floor

Via Elizabeth Baker

39. A newspaper does not constitute a good hiding place.

white fluffy dog laying on a brown and black leopard print blanket and the dog is hiding under a newspaper

Via Madalina Vlad

40. Another bottom half sticking out and ruining an otherwise good hiding spot.

3 photos of a white fluffy dog under a chair with the back half sticking out

Via Irina Suslova

41. Plant camouflage! It didn't work but it's a good attempt from a little pupperino.

brown dog hiding behind big green leaves of a plant and standing on a white and blue rug

Via Erin Maxwell

42. The legs and the floofy tail beat the point of this but this is a very cute shot.

black and white photo of a dog laying belly up under a set of drawers with the bottom half sticking out

43. A really great hiding spot for doing a little surprise "boo!" at someone but the mirror is ruining the effect.

black and brown dog sitting by a wall looking around the corner and the dog is reflected on a mirror right opposite

44. Yet another proponent of "If I can't see you, neither can you!"

black and white husky laying on floor with a maroon curtain over the face showing the nose

45. Doggos, you have to pull your bum all the way in under the hiding spot to be a good hider!

black brown and white dog laying on the floor under a table with the back half sticking out

46. Hiding behind a toilet, hmmm... no.

black dog hiding behind a white toilet

47. This is a really bad hiding place. You're going to get caught very quickly, if you don't freeze first.

brown and white husky puppy laying on a shelf inside a fridge

48. Perching on the books definitely makes this doggo be seen even more. There's no attempt to even blend. Terrible attempt.

brown and white shiba inu in a small bookshelf on top of some books

49. Ostrich head in the sand but with a dog head under the bed.

brown and white dog laying on floor with the head under the bed

50. This comes so close to working out just right!

brown dog sitting behind a silver and black curtain

51. Another curtain hider.

brown dog standing on hind legs with the top half behind a brown and white curtain

52. The butt sticking out ruins this hiding spot.

brown dog with the face between 2 brown sofa cushions and the back sticking out

53. Another hider who didn't go all the way.

fluffy black and grey dog laying on the floor with the head behind a white door

54. This hider tried very hard but peeking out like this makes the hider very visible.

golden retriever inside a washing machine

55. "If I can't see a thing, nothing can see me either! This plan is fool proof!"

golden retriever laying on the floor with a white curtain over the eyes

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