An abbreviated (no captions, no hovertext) post today, since I’m having to post from my phone. But I’m dogsitting Jazz again, first time in a while, so here she is!
Edit: Welp, that broke the site for a good long while. The iOS app is pretty much catastrophically bad.
Only a dog of the FUTURE would have his own INSTAGRAM! Right?
Look at that magnificent chest.
The typical corgi smile.
*wink*
I wonder if Jozy (4) lives with any pussycats?
Sort of a mournful expression.
She was very interested in me.
Makes for quite a contrast with the coat color.
There’s that breed that’s like a shiba inu except bigger. Maybe this is one of those?
Could be a jindo too, maybe?
Man, tough one here! Too little to really tell much, although given the short, dark snout there could be some boxer in there. Cute little devil, ain’t’ee?
Three to four months old, I’d say. Young enough that there’s no way to know how big he’ll get.
Georgie (9) was out for a little meander around the neighborhood, and was certainly well dressed for the occasion!
The pup’s groomer gave him that adorable tie.
He’s a happy pup, just doesn’t always get around so great.
The triumphant return of, well, me: my home internet is working again, after it being out for three days. This is not how I wanted to spend my Sunday, my Monday evening, and most of my Tuesday evening, but there you are. Life is like that sometimes. I doubt this pup wanted to spend his Saturday afternoon getting shampooed, either.
Someone looks impeccably groomed.
I don’t have any notes for this pup, but I remember her: she was 7 months old, and I thought she was a goldendoodle at first. I was corrected: it turns out she is half cocker spaniel and half poodle, and isn’t going to get much bigger than this.
I know, I know, the normal name for that is ‘cockapoo’ but I have always thought that was one of the worst names in the dog world. I vastly prefer ‘cockadoodle’, and this is my blog, so there!
She’s seven months old now. I doubt she’s going to get much bigger than this.
Which means that she is basically going to be an eternal goldendoodle puppy.
A lot of people only follow Dogs of SF via Facebook or Twitter. I think that’s a shame, because it means they’ll miss pictures like this one.
And this goofy-looking expression.
Dotori means ‘acorn’ in Korean, which suggests to me that Dotori (male, now 2) was named when he was very, very young. Right now he is more than oak than acorn.
Dotori is also only our second Sapsari (with our first being Coco). Not surprising, they’re very rare outside of Korea.
Dotori is very, very protective, which I gather is typical of the breed.
This pup was on the same train as the corgi, but didn’t get nearly as much attention. He was a wee bit less noticeable.
This position looks uncomfortable to me, but he was clearly manically happy.
Really, really happy.