PICTURES: Pet selfies take globe by storm

By Andrew Douglas

September 1 2015, 12:38 pm

September 1 2015, 12:38 pm

Bubbles stood on phone, Glasgow

Pets across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon.

Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles – with hilarious results.

The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads.

The results are varied – some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo.

"Cat steps on iPhone and takes his own picture #photocat" Pennsylvania PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “Cat steps on iPhone and takes his own picture #photocat” Pennsylvania

"When your cat accidentally takes a selfie" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “When your cat accidentally takes a selfie”</p> <p>

"The other day my dog stood on my phone and took a few selfies" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “The other day my dog stood on my phone and took a few selfies”

"When a dog takes a selfie on your phone" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “When a dog takes a selfie on your phone”

"My cat snatched my phone and accidentally took selfies" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “My cat snatched my phone and accidentally took selfies”

"My dog stood on my phone and took selfies" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “My dog stood on my phone and took selfies”

Cat triggers selfie stick PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — Cat triggers selfie stick

Dog stood on phone PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — Dog stood on phone

Hamster walks on mobile PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — Hamster walks on mobile

Bubbles stood on phone, Glasgow PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — Bubbles stood on phone, Glasgow

One-eyed cat, Edinburgh PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — One-eyed cat, Edinburgh

"Cat steps on iPad" PETS across the globe are getting in on the selfie phenomenon. Curious cats, dopey dogs and even ham-fisted hamsters are snapping themselves on their owners mobiles - with hilarious results. The pictures, which include a close-up of a one-eyed cat, all were produced when clumsy pets stood on their owners phones or iPads. The results are varied - some pictures show cats looking down into the camera with their chin appearing extremely enlarged, and in others a dogs nose takes up most of the photo. — “Cat steps on iPad”