I was out on my morning stroll this morning and I ran across Scout on Hyde Street, on Russian Hill, right along the cable car line. (Have I ever mentioned how awesome it is to live two blocks away from two of the three remaining cable car lines in the entire world? Because it is pretty awesome.) And his dad told me that today was Scout’s FIRST BIRTHDAY and I thought ‘okay, I know who the dog of the day is!’
Just a comfortably married couple (of basenjis) hanging out on the beach on a lovely day.
Gizmo (a boy, I think) is a very hard-working terrier!
Saw these two hanging out in an architecture studio, keeping a close eye on the passers-by.
I got this picture from about fifteen feet away. Pretty amazing camera, huh?
These fellows had gorgeous colorful wings. They refused to flutter them while I was aiming a camera, though!
Okay okay they’re sea lions. But sea lions are in the family known as ‘eared SEALS’ so deal with it!
Theo (3) is a pretty unusual goldendoodle: scruffy fur (trimmed close at the moment), white blazes on nose and chest. But he’s definitely got the attitude of a goldendoodle, and that’s what really counts.
I believe it was Theo’s mom who told me she collects photos of abandoned shoes. I encouraged her to start a web site called The Shoes of San Francisco. If she does, I’ll be sure and link it!
Look at this guy. Look at how happy he is. I didn’t get his name, but if I recall correctly he’s eleven or twelve.
Keeping Luna’s (1 year old) attention was a bit tough, but when I made some funny noises she looked over at me and cocked her head to the side and become 10% cuter, even though I never thought that was possible!
I ran into Arley (2, a boy) in Carmel, but it turns out that he was on vacation, just like me, only Arley was down from Seattle! That’s a long walk for such a short pup!
