Rays of Light Triptych

We sure missed Rosie these last six days while we were
on vacation in the Smoky mountains of Tennessee.

For Shawna and Dean, we miss you Ripley and Holly.

Pals at the Park

Meet PoohBah

Napa is His Name

Goldendoodle Is His Game

Napa is a breed that"s half Golder Retriever and half
Standard Poodle. Read more about the Goldendoodle.

My Sweet Rosie

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Biography of a Canine

A Marymoor Park regular, seen here.

On the Fence

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Never Slow Down

Always on the Go!
The swollen arthritic joints of this girl, never lets pain slow her down from a fun day at Marymoor off-leash dog park!

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Beam Me Up Scotty

This one's for you Birthday Boy Burns.

Christmas Sweater

Meet Indy

Jack's speedy housemate.

Ridgeback Jack

Rhodesian Ridgeback is this beautiful breed. Ridgebacks are
strong-willed, loyal and intelligent, many seem to have a penchant for mischief, though lovingly. They are protective of their owners
and families.

Black and Tan

Betcha Can't Get My Ball!

Close Encounters

Unidentified Flying Object

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Hover Craft

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Golden Boy

Just a random Golden Retriever in the back of a pickup truck. Orondo Cider Works, Lake Entiat Washington.

Orange on Green

Window of Opportunity

These two well behaved female Labrador retrievers (11 year old sisters, retired from bird hunting) were patiently awaiting their master to complete his job of cleaning gutters and washing windows of my neighbors home.

Autunm Rose

Saturday morning in our backyard.

Cinnamon

Cinnamon Chocolate Fisher was rescued from the San Fernando Valley animal shelter in 1994 by Benjamin Fisher and his family. According to the pound worker, she was 2 or 3 years old at the time and she had been at the shelter for 3 weeks. The worker kept saying, “We only keep them 3 weeks.” She was scheduled to be euthanized that day. Ben urged his parents to take her and Cinnamon is now 17 or 18, grappling with Doggy Alzheimer’s, but still rambunctious and energetic.