I love the Macy’s Christmas display. Walking by and watching the cats and dogs playing never fails to put a smile on my face.
This cutie was just as interested in staring at me as I was in looking at him.
I love the Macy’s Christmas display. Walking by and watching the cats and dogs playing never fails to put a smile on my face.
This cutie was just as interested in staring at me as I was in looking at him.
This poor dog was told, when he was just a pup, ‘make sure you always look both ways!’ And so he always does.
Autumn and I have a name for the smaller, squooshed-nose, bug-eyed breeds. We call them derp-derps. And then we hug them. But gently, because if you hug them too hard their eyes pop out.
A new kind of post for a new kind of thing: an event in the Bay Area that is dog-related. I won’t always have pictures associated with these — for example, if the event hasn’t happened yet, and I want to encourage people to go — but this time I do.
In the neighborhood of Pacific Heights, in Lafayette Park, there stands a somewhat scraggly pine tree. And around about this time of year, every year, it is hung with pictures of the dogs of the neighborhood, both past and present. This tradition is the brainchild of one Ming Chapin, who was hanging a couple of dogs on the tree when I arrived.
(This is also my first multi-page post: to see and hear more about the tree, follow me past the break:)
If there’s something about short-haired Dachshunds that makes me giggle, then there’s something about long-haired ones that makes me smile. I don’t know what it is… the long hair just makes them a little less ridiculous, while at the same time making them no less adorable.
Autumn and I have a name for these dogs. We call them Foofly Wieners. Which clearly doesn’t make them less ridiculous, I admit.
Today, in honor of Welcome Home Autumn day (she’s back after a month and a half in Ireland!) we post our first Golden Retriever. However, this is not just any Golden… this is Ceili (pronounced Kay Lee. Meaning: Irish music party!) She’s Autumn’s dog from back in Indiana. I have it on the highest authority that she is the most awesome dog in Indiana, and is only not the most awesome dog in San Francisco because she’s not actually in San Francisco. (And yes, I know that this is the Dogs of San Francisco. But I kin post my girlfriend’s pup if I wanna so there. *ahem*)
Nonetheless, I think you’ll agree that she’s truly awesome, and I hope you’ll join her and me in welcoming Autumn back. We’re likely to see a few pictures from Ireland up here in the next few weeks, if we ask nicely.
Another speed bump! This one a Pekingese.
I took about twenty pictures of this guy, and only one turned out … marginally all right. But I think he’s worth posting a bit of a blurry picture, because… well… look at him. He’s just ridiculous.
He was, in fact, big enough to put his chin on the counter of the pet store and beg for treats. And big enough to go browsing in the allegedly dog-proof barrels of dog treats at said pet store. Although he did not do the latter, being a well-mannered gentleman. And he had a partner who was just about identical in every way.
Edit: I am informed by a usually reliable source that this is in fact a Landseer Newfoundland, and not a English Mastiff.
To make up for the lack of a post yesterday, and the late post today, today’s a double dog day! These two are obviously pretty close friends.
However, after this, the Brittany steadfastly refused to pose for the camera. And the Keeshund really stole the show.
This grand old gentleman (lady?) probably doesn’t deserve quite such a goofy introduction. Sadly (for him, not for us), this is the only shot I have of him.
As always, if this is your dog, or you know anything about him or her, do let us know in the comments.