Posted on May 2, 2012 in Animals, People, Pet Photography
Kisses from mom! These are beautiful dogs, but I’m not sure of the breed. Does anyone know? Maybe Black Russian Terrier? They were relaxing on the grass while watching the search and rescue demonstration at “Bark for Life” on Saturday.
Posted on May 1, 2012 in Animals, People, Pet Photography
At “Bark for Life” on Saturday, there were doggie contests like smallest dog, best costume, best trick, and best kisser! Event organizer, Tyler Resch, was a little reluctant to be the recipient of the doggie kisses, but he finally gave in and received his share of smooches from the contestants! Some dogs were hesitant to kiss a stranger, but others went all out, spreading the love with Tyler!
Posted on April 28, 2012 in Animals, People, Pet Photography
I can’t think of a better way to spend a day than with my most favorite dog EVER – Colored Bull Terrier Rufus [Champion Rocky Tops Sundance Kid, ROM, CGC, ThD]! Rufus and his family – Barb and Tom Bishop – were so kind to drive from New Jersey for an appearance in support of Bark for Life – a canine event to benefit The American Cancer Society. It was a wonderful day – filled with wagging tails, heartwarming stories, educational presentations, nice weather, and good friends who all came out to the event with their 4-legged friends! Thank you Barb, Tom and Rufus for helping to make this event a success! [The blog image is a photo of me and Rufus relaxing in the park at the end of the day!]
Posted on April 26, 2012 in Animals, People, Pet Photography
Leonbergers love children….and children love Leonbergers! They are a gentle and calm breed that makes a wonderful family pet! Be aware, however, there is a little shedding involved! Okay, maybe a lot of shedding! Buy a good vacuum if you are planning to bring home a Leonberger!
Posted on April 23, 2012 in Animals, Black and White, People, Pet Photography
Yes, of course I see a very cute image of Lowchen “Chase” [CH. Windsor Bihar Chasing Rainbows] with handler Greg Strong. Chase has his eye on the bait in Greg’s right hand, that’s for sure. But, one of the first things that I noticed about this shot while reviewing my images from the Harrisburg Kennel Club show is that the angle of the dog’s front and back legs mirrors the angle of Greg’s leg. All are leaning ever so slightly to the left in the image. Okay, how many of you are now saying, “I never would have noticed that if you hadn’t pointed it out!” and “I don’t really care!” I’ll bet the photographers in the group noticed! 🙂