Showing posts with label French Bulldog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French Bulldog. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 October 2013

A Few of the Local Dogs

I've been a bit busy of late, with a new day-job keeping me away. The photography and the dog-walking are now reserved for weekends only, for the time-being. When I do get out with Henry, he's still obsessed with the ball. His catching skills are coming along very well!

I took the camera out today, armed with the 50mm f/1.2 lens, hoping the rain would hold off. There were a couple of light showers, but generally it stayed dry, so I was able to snap a few shots of Henry playing with his ball and some of the neighbourhood dogs - some regulars, others new.


This is the adorable little Alfie, the pug. He's been on a diet recently and looks great. He likes to play with Henry, but most of his time is spent being ravaged by Myrtle.

Myrtle is an affenpinscher, and extremely hard to photograph as she's a cute little blob of black fluff. She is smitten with Alfie.


This is male chihuahua, whose name I can't remember. He may be small, but it doesn't stop him trying to hump much, much bigger dogs!

These two are Roxy the Airedale and Sonny the French Bulldog. I've only met Roxy a couple of times - she makes Henry look tiny. Henry and Sonny have played together since they were pups. Sonny is also very keen on Henry's favourite green ball.

 
I hadn't met this dog before - her name is Dora and she's a wheaten terrier - also made Henry look tiny!

I'm hoping the weather will have enough dry spells tomorrow so I can take the camera out and about again.

Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Dog of the Day - 27th Feb 2013

The sun came out this afternoon, so the camera came out with me. Today's Dog of the Day is actually two dogs and a human again! This time it's Lucy the Boston Terrier and Louie the French Bulldog. They've been best friends since they were puppies and every afternoon the first one to the park will wait patiently, looking around for the other. Once the other arrives their owners let them off the lead and they run towards each other and greet like long-lost lovers! Both of them love to play with balls, but don't like to share them with some of the other members of the afternoon pack!