Autumn will need to weigh in on this one. I like him, though.
Sorry for the brief post. Lots to do.
Autumn will need to weigh in on this one. I like him, though.
Sorry for the brief post. Lots to do.
I just discovered that it’s been well over half a year since I’ve posted a husky! THIS MUST NOT STAND!
Especially while Asia here can also sit, lie down, roll over, do ‘downward-facing dog’, and fetch you your slippers. And possibly your neighbor’s slippers too.

When I told Asia's dad that I wanted to take some pictures, he immediately said, 'Up!' and Asia hopped up onto the stone wall for easier viewing. Smart dog!

Asia's new to the city... apparently her dad just moved here from back East. Think he was still looking for an apartment when I met him. Good luck with that... 😛
Well, this one’s a bit of a puzzle. I ran into her (?) almost a year ago now. In fact, on the same day, I ran into an Australian cattle dog mix named McNabb and a Australian kelpie mix named Sable. This could be either of the two. I’m guessing it’s Sable because I’m guessing it’s a girl, and I’m guessing McNabb is a boy’s name.
I thought I ought to post these before Macy’s put out this year’s crop.
Remember: adoptable kittens (from the SFSPCA!) and puppies in the Macy’s Union Square windows, starting on Thanksgiving weekend and ending around New Year’s. Come visit, and bring home a kitten… or puppy… or both!

This one, as I recall, was the most entertaining of all. Chased people's fingers through the glass, etc. Also meant that it was nearly impossible to get a non-blurry shot.
The breed mix of this snorgly and cheerful young dog is a total guess on mom’s part. The blue tongue doesn’t necessarily mean chow, but in this case I wouldn’t be at all surprised.
Funny thing about this pup: I was up in Sebastopol for a guitar workshop, and I ran into her out in front of the super-yummy downtown handmade Screaming Mimi’s Ice Cream. But it turns out she’s not just a ‘dog of the San Francisco Bay Area’, she’s a dog of SF… she lives in South Beach, right near where I work. She was just up visiting Sebastopol, same as me.
PJ is a rescue dog, and his dad told me something that ranks pretty high in my ‘saddest things I’ve ever heard about a dog’: PJ doesn’t like being petted. At all. By anyone.
Hopefully he’s still recovering from whatever awful experiences he had before being rescued, and will someday be able to enjoy skritches, as a dog should.
What a pretty pup! Almost dingo-y.
Eeee! Corgi!
And now that I’ve gotten that out of the way, this one requires a little back-story. There’s a teeny tiny little house in our neighborhood, surrounded by three to five story apartment buildings and Victorians. We’re not sure, it may even be a rebuilt ‘earthquake shack‘, which were buildings built en masse after the 1906 earthquake as temporary housing. Autumn would give a whole variety of useful portions of her anatomy to live there, especially since it has a fenced-in yard. (And, truth to tell, I probably would too.)
In this house there lives a corgi. We can see him in the yard occasionally, peering out through the slatted fence at all the exciting people walking by. When he’s out in the yard, this is all he does: he loves people-watching.
So, after seeing him there for years, I finally saw mom taking him for a walk, and of course, had to stop her and take some pictures. And that’s when I discovered that mom is a fellow student of iPhone programming, and that Tidus has his own iPhone app! It doesn’t do much yet, but she’s turning it into a game, and in the mean time it is both adorable and free, so try it!