A cutie from a couple months ago.
Two more pictures after the break.
A cutie from a couple months ago.
Two more pictures after the break.
Jennie’s a lot of cuddles packed into a smaller-than-usual golden package. Autumn instantly fell in love with her, because she instantly fell in love with everyone within a fifteen foot radius. (Sometimes more.)
Five more pictures after the break.
Lazy late post for a lazy Labor Day.
We aren’t sure about this guy. The tail is kind of short for a border terrier: they have short tails, not nearly nonexistent ones. Maybe he’s a mix?
Three more pictures after the break.
First off, I’m sorry for the inconsistent quality of these pictures, but I just had to post him anyway, since he’s such an awesome dog. He’s very similar to one of the malamutes I posted around seven months ago (here), and could even be the same dog, though I don’t think so. (I think the markings look a little different, though it’s pretty hard to tell.)
The name is great too. Mishka is Russian for ‘mouse’, and although it means other things in other languages (and even, I believe, has a synonym or two in Russian, although I don’t remember my college Russian classes well enough to remember what they were) I choose to believe that this giant poofly dog is named ‘mouse’.
Finally, I have to say that this dog is very well trained, especially for a malamute: malamutes are very bright, but they’re too independent to be easy to train. Unfortunately, due to poor lighting, none of the pictures I tried to take of him doing tricks came out. Dammit, I AM going to get a better camera for low light: if anyone can recommend a decent small point-and-shoot for low-light, perhaps one of the ones with the somewhat larger sensor, please let me know in the comments.
So, all that said, there’ll be a couple more pictures after the break.
A spotty dog, to go with a spotty evening. (No, I don’t know what that means either. It just feels spotty somehow.) The name is accurate, but the breeds are just guesses.
Another picture after the break.
Jesus Christ! It’s a lion! Get in the car!
We don’t really know what this guy is. He looks like he’s all terrier, and he has the face and fur of a Glen of Imaal, but he’s way too big. Wheatens are big, so…
Four more pictures after the break.
Apparently having one blue eye and one brown eye with a little blue in it, as this guy does (much more visible in the second picture) is called ‘partial heterochromia’. The More You Know™!
Two more pictures after the break.
Another shiba, but this one is kinda unusual-looking. Apparently coloration like this pops up occasionally in shiba inu lines, and is considered a ‘major fault’. (‘Cream’ color variation, not recognized by any kennel club.) Don’t tell her that, though, because she knows she’s fine just the way she is.
A close-up, after the break.
It’s about time for another corgi. And this time we have Ein, a pup I’ve run into a couple of times now in different places. (Once along the Embarcadero, once in Chinatown.)
I heard that Ein had a twitter feed, but I didn’t catch what it was called and I can’t find anything terribly likely to be her. I do wonder if this is her linkedin profile, though.
Several more pictures, after the break.
I’m not sure which one is Doofus and which one is Pinky. But given the way they acted, I think they both have a bit of doofus in them.
Two more pictures after the break.