Waiting...

Its hard to work in the Spring time in Texas. More often than not, storms and rain can show up at any time without any notice. On those days, all you can do is wait them out. This is Rusty doing exactly that. 

First Timer

This was Koda's first trip to the dog park. I was lucky to get this shot as he was so amazed with the sights and sounds and scents to be explored that he could barely keep his cute little head still for a pic. What a sweetie! The last I saw him, he was running with several other dogs and having a blast!

Tennis Balls are Awsome

Unfortunately, I didn't get this particular doggy's name but I did manage a cute capture. I love this image and just wanted to share it here.

Simple Pleasures

Sometimes, life is all about the little things. The little pleasures that make life just a little more enjoyable. One of my favorite things about the dog park I go to to shoot most of my images is the smaller dog fountains so that after a day of running in the sun and making friends, they can enjoy the simple pleasure of of getting a cool drink of fresh water. Pictured is FISHER partaking in that very pleasure. Not pictured is me wishing I could have done the same thing. The human fountain wasn't working on this particular day. lol

Oh to be a Dog!

  I remember the days when I could walk into the woods, strip out of my clothes and go for a swim in the pond. I didn't worry about snakes. I didn't worry about disease carrying mosquitoes. I didn't worry about whether  there was lightning flashing in the skies. All I worried about was how fun it was to swim and splash in the water and laugh with friends. Now, as an adult, the worries outweigh the benefits so its nice to live vicariously through our dogs who still believe the fun of splashing in the water rules out every other concern one may have in life.

Grass on the belly

Sometimes, after a hard day of running, panting, and making friends, you just have to stretch out and enjoy the feel of grass on your belly. Pictured is Dyson,  doing exactly that.

Brooklyn

Meet Brooklyn. He obviously hates the camera. lol He and his two housemates, Jersey and Bronx-can you guess where their human is from?-were out enjoying the sun and the water of the park. This gentle giant hopped up on the concrete bench and sat there as if posing just for me. Although he was likely just letting the sun dry his fur but I'll stick with the notion that he was posing for me. I didn't get the name of the human in the picture. Maybe next time.