Marbles (6) has a ridiculously goof-a-riffic instagram page, full of funny faces and happy times. You should go visit her!
Huskies always look a little stoned. (Unless they’re upset. And they’re usually not upset.)
That gaze. Goofily boring into my soul.
Look at that expression. This dog is clearly alert. Which is a good thing, because the world needs more lerts.
Not sure what else she is, but definitely some papillon. Those ears!
One of Autumn’s pet-sitting charges. Seems very… relaxed.
Certainly relaxed, isn’t she?
I have been remiss in my dogly duties! That’s because my cold came back and I swear I have slept roughly two thirds of the last week. I’m still not out of the woods yet… I was feeling optimistic earlier today but…
Meh. You don’t want to hear about my cold. I certainly don’t. What you want to do is see Tito, 9, who got awfully chilly on the day that I ran into him.
Snug as a bug in a rug, as my mom used to say.
Easy to see why they call him Bandit. But that’s not the only reason. He’s 7, but he still acts like a rambunctious little puppy.
The googles do nothing! Except make Bandit even more adorable.
Clearly vicious, right?
A friendly kitty from the SPCA.
Someone was a street kitty for a while, I bet.
Autumn’s pups got to play in the snow, shortly after I left Indiana.
They certainly do like it…
…don’t they?
No, I am not sure why this one-year-old Pembroke Welsh corgi is named ‘Cardie’, nor why she seemed so keen on barking at me. But enjoy some pictures of her (no hovertext or captions, though) anyway, won’t you?
Manny (7) could be the half brother of yesterday’s pup! Certainly he looks half huskish. His dad thinks he’s half-corgi, too, but with the ear floppage I wouldn’t be 100% surprised if he were half standard dachshund (those things are surprisingly large) too.
I don’t think he has a part-blue eye, I think that’s a reflection. In fact, I think if you go to the highest resolution version of this picture (click the pic, then click the desired resolution) and zoom really far in, you can see ME reflected in his eye.
Yoko? Oh, no! Yoko (4, female) left smeary nose-prints all over my lens. Needless to say, I was not too distraught.
When I see huskies in SF, I try to remember to tell their owners about local places that get snow in the winter. Huskies really ought to have snow to play in.
We haven’t had a good schnozz shot in a while.