These two are part of the Alex the Great family… which has just opened up their own warren, or hutch, or burrow, or whatever you call it. Yes, that’s right, on Columbus Avenue at Beach Street there is now a BUNNY CAFE.
Another post of a friend of the blog, Kona (now a year and a half old). I have run into him several times since last post, but always late enough that the light wasn’t good, so I just (‘just’) got to pet him.
Kona is very patient about waiting for me to take pictures before I get down to the serious business of petting him.Of course, his patience is not unlimited.
This little assistance cutie came into a coffee shop and tucked himself under a table out of the way of everyone and was just such an amazingly good boy.
Maverick just turned 1 a couple weeks ago, so he’s still hanging onto a lot of puppy energy. Then again, I suspect he still will be in a few years, with that breed mix!
Funny, I see surprisingly few golden/lab accidental crosses around.
Once (On-say, eleven in Spanish, a mystery shepherd mix) is a repeat customer here… we have a picture from when he was four months old, in March. Now he’s nearly nine months old, and looks all grown up!
Not really sure what kind of shepherd mix he is… German? Belgian?He still has a little growing to do to grow into those ears.
I was walking through Union Square on my way to work last Tuesday and ran across a lovely bird. San Francisco is still full of surprises, even after living here for well over twenty years.
Macaws are really smart birds. I had a friend with one who knew all sorts of tricks.Of course, he only did them when HE wanted to. Or when there was a little rice with curry on it on offer.
Mischa (a girl) had her birthday YESTERDAY. Only this post being late is not my fault this time, because I only met her today. So there!
I don’t see a lot of Carolina dogs around, but I believe she’s one: she even has the double-dewclaws.They look a little like dingoes, don’t they?Happy birthday snoot shot!
I ran into Bodhi (10) and his mom at a local favorite spot of mine. He’s a sweet, happy therapy dog that works with the local SPCA to provide services to places like schools, hospitals, and nursing homes. He’s also got bone cancer, the poor pup. When I saw him he was still happy and not in pain, so that’s good. But it still makes me very sad. And glad I got a chance to meet him.
Hard to believe he’s a full Staffie… his legs are too long!
I need more exposure to Cody (female, 6), Rhubarb (female, 6), and Finn (male, 8). I think they might be addictive, but if so, hey, set me up with a triple dose.
When I stumbled on these pups, they were relaxing. And they are very good at that.When I got nearby, though, they spotted me and decided I was a good target for the ‘PET ME NOW’ eyes. This is Rhubarb.This, of course, is Cody, giving some masterful side-eye.Finn was tough to get a good shot of. This is about the best I could do.One of the women who were there with the pups has some real talent… she got them all looking in the same direction at the same time!