Mimi’s 3, and dainty as can be. And well-behaved. She totally could have gotten up onto that table. Did she? She did not.
PS: If I feel up to it, I have a really photogenic and drop-dead gorgeous pup to post tomorrow. No class on Fridays, so I might actually have the energy!
Do not feed your dog alcohol. No matter how hilarious it is.
This is Homer, AKA ‘Homie’, ‘Hammy’, and, eventually, ‘Ham Sandwich’. He’s a 6-year-old pit mix, and, well, kind of funny story. I was out and about on Polk Street and I ran across him while he and his owners were sitting at a sidewalk cafe. I started petting him and taking pictures. And while I was doing so, the people at the next table over started talking to Homer’s owners about him, and there was a lot of spirited discussion about non-dog-friendly workplaces and the like, and the upshot was that the people at the next table over were planning on taking Homer to work with them during the day for a few days.
I really do love this town sometimes.
It’s been a late night for me and I got nothing in the way of hovertext, so anyone who has an idea for what this dog is thinking, post it in a comment. The best one wins a prize of guaranteed puppy smooches from the next dog you pet. I promise!
Another unknown mix, but what a pretty one!
We each had time for only one: me, one picture, and her, one lick. I think I got the better end of both transactions.
Someone has had a long day. I can relate: I’ve had a long week-and-a-day, and it’s not getting any shorter! My brilliant idea of taking a night class in auto repair seems to be, er, backfiring.
-1 to humanity for this brutal ear-cropping job. +1 for all the people who were crowding around to adopt her.
Hope you had a casual Caturday!
Little white toes.
Well, we don’t see this very often these days: Dusty is a new breed for us, a Basset Fauve de Bretagne, or a ‘Fawn Brittany basset’. And if you think ‘they don’t look much like the other kind of basset hound!’ you’d be right. It’s hard to tell in this photo, but they actually are a little on the long-and-low side, and they’re very strong scent trackers, so they do share at least some family resemblance.
He’s got a bit of a nose-stripe, like a husky. But with huskies the stripe continues onto the fur. Funny to see it in a dog with single-color fur.
We have another famous pup here, Ruca, also known as #RucaTheCorgi on the Instamagrams. There are a total of three pictures of her on my site. If you want more cute pictures of her, or more-cute pictures of her, you’ll have to visit that Instagram page.
Just a touch of derp to go with a mile-wide grin.
Definitely some derping going on now.
MAXIMUM DERP!
It’s National Black Cat Appreciation Day, and so you get a bonus post! I love the little white tailtip.
They’re doing what cats do best: one is staring off into space, one is destroying something, and one is licking… uh… something. But I still love ’em. 🙂
Can you believe Shakes is only 12 weeks old? He looks full-grown already! Except for that one stubborn ear that hasn’t quite popped up just yet.
As I’ve said many times before, if I took pictures of your pup and you’d like to see them posted, tell me his or her name and breed in a comment, and I will do my best to accommodate you. I have lots and lots of pictures, and I like posting the ones that will get an appreciative audience.
Not sure what the name is about, which probably means it’s a blazingly obvious popular culture reference.
Something tells me he isn’t straight Lab. Not sure, though. I caught him when I dropped by the SPCA a couple of weeks ago. I’m sure he’s gone by now… with the super-potent puppydog eyes, there’s no way he stayed there long.
They usually like those dog beds, but this guy seemed to prefer staying right up close to the visitors.