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Copper & Freckles a.k.a. "Ma & Pa" are such a great pair! Their sweet Beagle faces & sunny dispositions brought such positive energy to the session. With great coaching by Dannie & Vic, this dynamic duo struck some serious poses.
Freckles found a fun toy.
And then she put on a show, doing what beagles do best. Ahooooooooooooo!
Copper is a mellow dude. Here's his "flat dog" pose.
And his terrific smile :)
With a nice scratch to top it all off.
Oh, happy day -- more Boston Terriers! I *love* Betsy & Alice. This adorable duo stole my heart...Betsy loves to cuddle and Alice is a face-jumper exactly like my Martha. (fresh)
Betsy grins like crazy.
She brought her favorite toy, a tuff green kitty.
And then there's cute little Alice, like a mischievous little pixie pooch!
She was wild about the bright squeaky balls.
I hope we get to see them again soon!
Do you think they call them Springer Spaniels because they can jump so high? Ollie is a champion jumper and he loves to play catch with his dirty, sticky tennis balls. Ollie's folks need a chuck-it...I should give them ours, since Gus just chews on it! Here's Ollie in action:
Kim & Ted have worked very hard on Ollie's training over the last five years and it really shows. He was SO good for me, a champion model as well! Their gorgeous new family room addition has great light, too, what a bonus.
(Was going for the paw & got lucky with the tongue...hooray!)
Celtic is a celebrity! Well, maybe not, but she did have her 15-seconds of fame. She made it onto America's Funniest Videos when she was just a wee pup. She's still a young 'un, full of energy and bursting at the seams with excitement
She wasn't sure quite what to make of the camera at first.
She warmed up quickly, and soon was showing off her looooong tongue.
We moved the show outside since it was finally sunny & bright. (The signs of spring are cropping up, can't wait for more green!) I'm a big fan of head wrinkles, and Celtic has great head wrinkles.
I knew it was time to call it quits when I got this face, "Put that camera away."
Or perhaps it was, "Stop blocking the stairs so I can run with the kids!"
