Adorable flying dogs

Julia Christe, a photographer from Germany and a big dog lover, decided to create a unique project with the participation of her pets, so she turned to the owners of some dogs with a request to capture their pets in flight. See what charming flying dogs she turned out to be.

Photographer Julia Christe, 41, lives in Tettnang, Germany, 180 kilometers west of Munich. Yulia has two dogs, and although she is not an animal photographer, she decided to make such a funny series of pictures in which dogs fly. (Photo: Julia Christe)

Despite the surprised and even a little scared faces in the photos, there was nothing wrong with the dogs during the photo shoot. (Photo: Julia Christe)

The photographer has no doubt that many four-legged liked the shooting and they would love to participate in them again. (Photo: Julia Christe)

"Not every dog is born to fly, but some have a great talent to become real shooting stars," said the photographer. (Photo: Julia Christe)

"The expression on their faces mostly reflects the surprise of the first flight, and in most cases the photos of the first jump were the best," says Yulia. (Photo: Julia Christe)

Dog advocates can be sure that no animals were harmed during the photo shoots for this project. (Photo: Julia Christe)

"My photos caused a variety of reactions, from admiration and surprise to fear among animal rights activists," said Julia Christe. (Photo: Julia Christe)

"It's raining dogs." (Photo: Julia Christe)

These dogs don't have wings, but they can fly. (Photo: Julia Christe)

According to Yulia, her dogs are becoming stars. (Photo: Julia Christe)

The photos were taken from a low height on mattresses, and for greater effect, the dogs were blown with air from an aerodynamic machine. (Photo: Julia Christe)

Dog owners were always with their pets during the photo shoot. (Photo: Julia Christe)

It turned out really funny photos in which dogs are presented from a different perspective. (Photo: Julia Christe). [My daughter, looking at this photo, asked: "Is it a hedgehog?" And really, it looks like.]

Dog flight. (Photo: Julia Christe)

Quadrupeds in the air. (Photo: Julia Christe)