COCO

Little COCO is an adorable little Min Pin who was out enjoying the day at the park with her human. Every time she actually sat still enough for a picture, she would look at me for about a second and then jump up, charge forward and give me kisses. Such a sweet little girl.

What Am I?

Me: So what kind of dog is he?
Human: I really don't know. I got him from a shelter and I'm actually thinking about getting one of those dog DNA tests just to see what he is.
Me: Well I can see Maury standing in the shelter and saying, " You are NOT the father! " lol
Bear was an energetic little shaggy ball of sweetness. It doesn't really matter what his DNA is, he is ALL DOG. And sometimes, that is really all that matters.

Friends?

"Come here! Hey! You! Husky Dog! Come Here! Look at me! no! At ME!  sigh  Its very hard being a dog photographer. lol But I am loving what I do and wouldn't have it any other way. Pictured is Koda and...well...me. Or at least my hand, anyway.

Fun Day

In my neck of the woods-Texas- its been raining for almost two weeks solid. But today, the sun came out and allowed the dogs to play. And their Humans as well. Everyone seemed in great moods which is good because the storms are coming back in tonight. But at least we all got a little break, anyway. Pictured is Jersey Girl (Husky) and Stella (Boxer).

Random Cuteness

Scenes like this make me giggle. I know this little girl is going to grow up and be an awesome human being...that eats ALPO for dinner. lol

Vicious Pitt Bull

Beware! We have all heard the warnings about how vicious Pitt Bulls need to be banned and go the way of the dinosaur. Personally, I think that paranoia is media driven and a bit ridiculous. Yes, there are some Pitt Bulls that have been raised to be vicious. Yes, Pitt Bulls have been involved in attacks. The tragedy is that all we hear about are the bad Pitt Bulls. Just like we only hear about the planes that crash. Yet there are over two thousand planes that fly every single day. We never hear about those. Just like we never hear about the Pit Bulls that are gentle and loving and loyal. Please keep everything you hear in its proper perspective and remember, Pitt Bulls can wear tutus and look darn adorable doing it. Pictured is Indie visiting the Dallas Dog Expo on Saturday at the Dallas Market Hall.  The only attack she performed was the casual slinging of doggy slobber and lubbins.

Dallas Dog Expo 2015

I recently attended the annual Dog Expo at Market Center just outside of Downtown Dallas. Unfortunately, I had to work at my real job that day so I was only able to catch about the last two hours of the event. But even as it was winding down, there was tons of stuff to see and that two hours was fun and filled with smiles. Here are some of my favorite images from the event.