Hazel

 This beautiful girl is named Hazel. She's an absolute love and I'm so happy to have her as a client.

This is Moose!

Moose is a seven month old Chocolate Lab. He's full of spunk and energy and he's awesome!

 

Meet Winter.

 Winter is a four year old Husky who is as smart and goofy and fun as she is beautiful.

Meet my newest client Lily

Lily is a ten month old Corgi. She's sweet and cute and fun and has sooooooo much energy! And I love her already. 

If you adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue...

 Hello friends,

I wanted to mention how much animal rescue means to me. If you adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue and decide to use my services I will give your dog's first walk free of charge. So please, don't shop, adopt, and allow me to give your new pack member a great adventure.

Thank you so much!

Kevin

Covid, shmovid, we're back in business baby!

 Zeus is ready to roll! And where Zues goes, his favorite ball goes too.

Dog Day at the Park

 Sittin' on a bench, people watching.

My New Assistant

My job is not as easy as Ginger makes it look!!! :)

Dogs...

Well, I must say, those rainy days sure did make things a bit more difficult than usual. Certainly a lot more messy. But I'll tell you what, I was having a great time and the dogs were too! Here are some recent photos. None in the rain however. I hope your days are adventurous!


Montana surveying the neighborhood.



Heidi

Dogs in Big Bear.



My cancer surviving Superdog. Montana!









                                     



Scout is one passed out puppy.





Harper is the other.

                                                   







                                                   

Summer is still here

My goodness! While I am stoked with my new career and while I am so happy to be working outdoors instead of a small, dark, recording studio; I am ready for the summer to be over and the heat to go away. I'm pretty sure the dogs feel the same way.

However, no matter the conditions, I am like a mailman. No extreme weather conditions are going to get in my way! They will make things difficult, but I welcome the challenge.

So, here are a few pix of the goings-on over the last couple of months...

                                               Dog adoptions at Whole Foods on Sepulveda

                                                              Dog park with friends

                                                                    Taking a break

                                            Pet sitting Sierra while mom and dad are away

                                         "Can we go back in the house yet? It's hot out here!"

There can be a lot to take in when you're walking through the hood

Dog Beach

I didn't realize it has been so long since my last blog. Life can be crazy at times I guess and the days get away. Well, it's been a fun, stressful, busy couple of weeks to say the least. It was capped off with a little adventure to Huntington Dog Beach this past weekend. We whad a blast! You should consider letting me bring your dog to the beach the next time we go. If your dogs not a water lover, no problem. We'll go do a nice hike in the local mountains if that's more what you dog enjoys.

Montana making friends.

Saying hi to everyone. K-9 and human alike.

That's about as far as he got.

Montana!

Pinky&Jewel. I rescued Pinky and my wonderful friend Jennifer from Ugly Dog Adventures, adopted her.

From left to right: Lola, Montana, Pinky and Jewel 

Two passed out pups!

Toby and Simon

Sometimes a dog walk can become so much more than just a dog walk. While walking Toby this afternoon, we saw a dog running down the street with a man not to far behind. When the man said the dog was not his, so Toby and I went to work to help the man out. When I called the dog he stopped. The man giving chase, Francisco, Toby and I met up a few yards away from the dog and we stopped and huddled. Sure enough, after a few seconds, the dog came over to us and we were able to put a leash on him.
Good news is; while I took Toby back to his house, Francisco was able to track down "Simon's" owner.

Crisis averted!

Whew!