Commuters waiting for a train thought they were going barking mad when they spotted 16 golden retrievers patiently lining up on a platform on their own.
The "good boys and girls" were canine models taking part in a photo shoot at Barnes railway station in west London.
Commuters expressed their delight on social media at seeing so many of the popular pooches in one place.
The photo shoot was one of several in the area for a 2020 calendar to raise money for Battersea Dogs Home.
A total of 26 dogs posed at 13 locations across Barnes, London, including one shot of a handsome pair enjoying a "dog date" at the cinema.
More than 30,000 social media users shared a picture of the dogs and posted hilarious puns about why they could be waiting, reports MyLondon .
One called the scene a meeting of "Very Important Puppies", while another chipped in branding it the "Andrex puppy reunion".
Meanwhile four perky retrievers were also captured as they strode across a zebra crossing in another shot imitating the Beatles’ iconic Abbey Road album cover.
The calendar was the brainchild of Anne Mullins, who set up the Barnes Golden Group - The BGs - to exchange information relevant to fellow dog owners.
Anne said: "Dog owners are such a beautiful lot, so I thought it would be fun to do a calendar and give the proceeds to a dog charity.
"Ours are a pampered much loved lot and not all dogs are."
Anne teamed up with fellow dog lovers Sophie Farrah and Tom Farrah-Pearce to plan and shoot the calendar.
The trio chose a range of locations in Barnes, including a park, a greengrocers', as well as the zebra crossing and the train station.
Anne added: "The dogs were all securely tied to the railings on a platform that’s no longer used - so all very safe.
"And commuters took lots of photographs which they then tweeted."
Public fundraising lead at Battersea, Jo Stone, said: "Without the fundraising efforts of generous supporters like the Barnes Golden Group, we would not be able to care for the thousands of animals that arrive at our three centres each year.
"We are incredibly grateful to everyone who worked on this adorable fundraising project for supporting Battersea in such a fun and creative way and we cannot wait to see the full calendar when it’s finished."
