I actually captured these dog photographs about a month ago.  However, I wanted to wait until the intended gift recipient received his completed album before blogging them.  It's been a challenge though; look how cute these doggies are! ;) 

I think Bonnie & Jack had a lot of fun at their dog photography session.  This was just before the first blizzard of 2010 here in Central PA.  It was just flurrying and cold on this day, but the doggies didn't mind.

Dog Files:

Jack (Jackson) = A Greater Swiss Mountain Dog who loves spending time with his humans and snuggling on the couch.  Fears, the camera!  Yep, I was warned that he's not always keen on having his photograph captured.  We made the session mostly about having fun, so he did a great job with the camera!!

Bonnie = A Yellow Lab with boundless amounts of energy.  She loves her ball, hiking, and swimming.  She was trained for The Susquehanna Service Dogs but had just a little too much energy so she was adopted by Sue and Eric. 

Here are a few spreads/pages from their album. . .

Sue called me with a super sweet message yesterday.  She wanted to tell me that her husband said the album of their dogs was one of the best gifts he's ever received.  A great big thank you to Sue who wanted to do this for her husband Eric, not because it was any special day or holiday, but just because.  Yeah, Sue's pretty awesome!

Here's a sneak peek. . .of a new partnership I am forming.  I met some wonderful people and dogs recently at Paw Prints Dog Sanctuary.   Please visit their website to find out about this wonderful organization.  However, here are a few of a great character I met; his name is Zulu.  I've never known a Bull Dog to have the ability to jump as high as Zulu can. 

Here are a few photos from the display I had a Juice & Java last month.  Thanks to everyone who took the time to visit the cafe and view my photographs.  As you may know, I also had a free drawing you could enter. 

This is my dog Olive and this is a biscuit.  I always wanted her to do the trick where I could place a biscuit or bone on her nose and she would wait to eat it until I told her.  Well, if you know my little food monger, you know this COULD NEVER HAPPEN. . .until now!  Yep, turns out you can teach a 9 year old puppy new tricks! 

 She never woke up, guess her sniffer was asleep too!

This is Barney.  He's sweet, he's playful, he's only a year old, and he's Olive's new buddy!  He is all about the tongue.