Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Minion Pups

I certainly enjoy dressing these pups up and Caesar is a part of the pack so he gets to join in on the fun! This year, we went with a Minion theme. They weren't exactly pleased but they were good sports about it. After all the torture, they received lots of treats and praise! Love these pups!




Saturday, October 14, 2017

Camping

I'm not much of a camper but we decided to spend time in the great outdoors. Of course the dogs loved it. They stretched out in the grass and leaves and got nice and dirty. At least they enjoyed the feeling of freedom. I couldn't let them loose because they would likely take off but we used extra long leads. Caesar is the only dog that can be trusted off leash and he loved to rub it in the other dog's faces.




Tuesday, September 11, 2012

September Allure








Nature is a beautiful thing. I love to photograph the dogs at the park because they are pure, real. They play, roughhouse, run and some don't get along. Their kingdom is full of truth where a lot of humans wear a mask. The allure of nature is the variety found throughout the seasons and after storms, days of oppressive heat and cooler mornings. It all seems so elementary but it is truly intricate.  

Friday, September 17, 2010

Shiba Inu meetup




Simba had the opportunity to meet up with some family members of his. Well, they weren't really related but they are of the same breed. It was lots of fun to see all the pretty Shiba's running around. So many different colors and sizes. They are a fun loving breed and they don't really bark either. There is something called the Shiba scream and you have to hear to believe it. Regardless, there was a lot of sound at the meet up and I noticed that Simba was not the only dog who made such a nasty "bitch" face as we call it. When Shiba's play they look really mean and are very vocal. It does not look like play to the naked eye and I always have to reassure people that there is nothing evil about it. Just because some dogs don't want to be hugged, kissed or smothered all the time doesn't mean that they are not good dogs. I force my little Simba to give me hugs and kisses. He sighs deeply because he rather be left alone but I say it's OK for him to suffer just a little!