Posted on January 27, 2015 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Pet Photography, Working Group
I love dogs that have freckles on their nose! This dog was watching his/her friends in the ring at the Lehigh Valley Kennel Club show last month. What an adorably expressive face, don’t you think?
Posted on January 26, 2015 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Hound Group, Pet Photography
Waiting on the sidelines to go into the ring for the Hound Group judging at a show last Fall is the Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen….the PBGV. One of my most favorite breeds, this is an active, happy and extroverted rabbit hunter. I love their scruffy look and happy-go-lucky personality!
Posted on January 24, 2015 in Animals, Pet Photography
This week Brewster and Savannah are celebrating the 2nd anniversary of arriving at their forever home! It’s hard to believe that it’s been 2 years since they traveled over hill and dale with their angel SCRC transporters from Virginia to Pennsylvania to forever become my family! I can’t begin to thank everyone who rescued and cared for them at the Siamese Cat Rescue Center. To those who found them living outside on cold December days with no one to look after them, to those that brought them to SCRC, to their caregivers and foster moms, transporters, and everyone in between who had a part in uniting us, I send a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Posted on January 22, 2015 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Pet Photography, Sporting Group
One thing is for certain. I will never, EVER, run out of photos of adorable dogs to post! I’ve been having fun this week looking back through my 2014 images and picking some new favorites to share. This image is from the Gloucester Kennel Club show in Buena, NJ in October. The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is one of my favorite breeds. They are the smallest of all retriever breeds and love to have a job to do …. like luring and retrieving water fowl!
Posted on January 21, 2015 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Pet Photography, Sporting Group
As the biblical legend goes, God bestowed cold, wet noses on dogs for saving Noah’s Ark from sinking. One of the dogs on the ark discovered water pouring through a hole in the hull. The dog stuck his nose in the small hole to keep water from flooding inside. A second dog ran off to alert Noah, who quickly repaired the hole. The dogs saved the day. For their actions, God made a cold, wet nose the symbol of good health for a dog. (If that had been my cats on the ark, they would have stood by the hole and tried to drink the water as it came pouring in!)