First up is Rotty who was abandoned and found she was very friendly and playful but will need proper training to make sure she behaves properly.

A little bit of abstract rottie

She was quite interested in the lens at first but quickly got bored of it. Still she is quite a poser too

Next up a mastiff called Gong-Gong(means slow-witted). While he does look like his name he is no slouch on the love department

Who can resist that smooshed and silly face

Still he can look dignified if required.

But of course he really is just a big goof ball eh?

And now sweet Delphi. The first thing she does is flop down and ask for belly rubs..

And if you stop she will ask for more in her special way..

Its hard to say no to her Especially when she does her Corgi imitation

After you rub her belly long enough she will go into a that natural dog high..

Finally managed to get her to sit up for her money shot

Hope she finds a forever home soon!

Managed to catch him in the midst of a nap. He was none too pleased about being woken up I guess..

How can you resist not going over to pet that?

A quick stretchh

Directions? I love how all the colours contrast nicely..

And cats always have this knack for screwing with gravity..

After awhile though she got kinda annoyed with the camera..

There are still quite a few dogs rescued from the dog mill waiting for their forever home as well First up is Shelia the Shi Tzu

This dobie boy has no name yet. As you can tell he needs to put on alot more weight :\ He is still a little timid though and will need time to warm up to people.

And another aweet but timid one called MinPin ..

Do contact the Dog  mill Rehomers if you are interested

Happy Tuesday all!

First up is a aussie (or at least i think he is) called Charlie Browne. He is apparently a star in the Camberwell weekend market and will be featured in a magazine. When I first saw him he was protecting his mommas van..

With a few quick words of assurance from his mom, he quickly got down to posing for me

Next up I saw Buddy and Cruiser whose dad was stopping for a rest

Left is cruiser and right is Buck whose dad was nearby too..

Stay tuned.. more pics will be coming up soon Not necessarily dogs or cats

I will be taking a trip down under with family and so will not be updating this for another week. See you all again next Friday!

Puppies of course NEVER keep still

And they love exploring with their teeth!

Mommy watches on as one of her pups investigates my hand

This fella was quite a poser!

Speaking of mommy her name is Judy, a chihuahua/mini pin cross Love those huge ears!

As you can see she loves her mommy too!

Nothing like a tummy rub!

And of course who can resist sleepy puppies

First up is SzaSza who was thoroughly engrossed with her chew toy..

Bullet is a handsome little JRT that will need a little more time to socialize with other male dogs. He is doing pretty well considering what he has been through

Love that little wink and tongue

And here is Thomas, who despite having a medical condition that makes food go up his nose alot, still is happy as ever

That’s all for now Hope you all have a fabulous Friday ahead!

When we finally met, I got to meet the three little poofy ones (hehe) but things got a little more dangerous. While we were walking towards our intended shoot site, a stray dog started trotting towards us. Fearing for the dog’s safety, we quickly walked away towards another location. Not five minutes later I spotted him still following us. It was then we decided to climb into her car and head off to the other end of the park where she was originally waiting.

I was glad for that little detour as although we did lose some of the glorious morning light, she has shown me a brilliant location for a morning shoot. A large field with a grassy hill overlooking a lake, makes for an awesome location especially since the morning light streams in from over the lake. But quite enough of that I’m sure you are here to see the shelties

Left to right Pongo, little Perdi and and Matriarch Pepper

We started out with some higher energy shots of them running and playing. Here is an instance of why you should look where you are running.. ouch?

Pongo and Perdi had an awesome time chasing their mom around

Pepper dosent really like to run around much and preferred to wander off to do her own thing. Here Perdi tries to instigate a chase, which failed…

Pepper really has a mind of her own when out there. Here you can see her ‘herding’ her lost flock

Portraits of Pongo and Perdi (wayy too many P’s in this post)

And of course the Matriarch, Pepper, gets the most attention. She just loved walking up and down the shoreline..

I loved the way her profile looked as she was looking across the lake..

And one last shot of the lovely independent girl