I helped out Autumn over the weekend, by dropping by one of her customers’ apartments to feed a cute little bunny rabbit. Who was instantly terrified of me, and tried quite hard to dig through my hand several times, and gnaw through it once.
Definitely wasn’t expecting that from the rabbit described as ‘gentle and likes cuddles’.
Not that I can entirely blame him. I’m sure I smelled like dog.
Rocky is a full-blown shiba inu. He’s big for his breed, and fluffy for his size, and young for his age (11). And he has amazing cheeks, and an amazing-er instagram called ‘wockyrocks‘. Looking at some of his pictures there reminded me an amazing amount of Tidus, and it made me smile.
If you give Rocky a hug you can rub your cheek against his. They’re so soft!
Lucy looks like some kind of little white foofly dog, doesn’t she? But no! She is a 4-month-old miniature goldendoodle puppy, with a very wide yawn.
A highly fashionable collar or harness or whatever it is.
Ralphie is famous, even before being dog-blog-famous: not only does he have the amazingly-named instagram ‘ralphiebyhimselfie‘ but he recently did a photoshoot, modeling dog products for the Batch’s new season. Go Ralphie!
This was immediately after the photoshoot. So tired!
And definitely not in the mood for more pictures.
I had to do a little sprinting to catch up with Bella (bellatrixlecorgi on Instagram) but I think it was worth it… don’t you?
Bella had the most adorable grumpy-face.
This was Bella’s first day at work. And I ran into her as she was on her way in.
Oh god the bat ears and the little face oh god I want one!
Look at the little smile!
I think I found a soul mate, and this one isn’t even fuzzy!
Gotta be a dad, right?
Every first Caturday of the month, there is a little celebration at Mission Dolores Park, where a bunch of people bring their kitties out for an airing. Some of them are very shy and uninterested in poking their heads out of their cat carriers, and some of them are quite gregarious.
The park was ridiculously crowded. I was amazed any of the cats were willing to come out at all. Hell, a lot of the dogs were terrified.
We are having a puppydog-eyes week, huh? Lulu is definitely not happy with the giant inflatable ring of shame, although I have to say it probably is better than a cone.
I have to admit, it looks comfier than the plastic cone.
Yesterday’s pup has some competition in the ‘puppydog eyes’ department!
I didn’t get this poor sweetie’s name. She was being so amazingly patient in her bag, but you could see that she just wasn’t into the whole ‘flying’ thing.
Well, that’s why on Hipmunk we list our flights by ‘agony’. Flying is never a lot of fun, at least for those of us without private jets. We’re all stuck in bags, just some of us have larger ones.
Look at that one straggly whisker just sticking out there. She has ‘bag-head’!
Shandy is technically a puppy (11 months) but he is fully grown. And… wow. Can you believe that expression?
I challenge you to find anyone who would not melt under that gaze.