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Dog Friends & Holiday Cards (a la Abbey & Shakespeare)
Holiday cards are in full swing right now and the designs often stay under wraps until they are sent out.
Every year Abbey and Shakespeare, two amazing Basset Hounds, have a birthday party and invite their best dog friends. So, for the Christmas card last year, their owner wanted to feature those dog friends. Here is everyone getting ready for the image:
Below is the final image that was in the inside of the card:
I love the creative ideas that happen this time of year! Abbey and Shakespeare won’t disapoint – this years card is fantastic!!!!
Bear, Elliott and Quinn
Bear is beautiful blue Shar-Pei. He is blind but you wouldn’t notice – what you would notice is the sense of calmness and “wise-beyond-his years” feeling you get just by being next to him. And talk about photogenic!
Quinn is a soulful, Bluetick Coonhound. She was rescued after spending part of her life surviving on her own in the woods.
Then, there is the uber-cute Elliot. He is 35 pounds of mixed terrier – mixed with joy, that is.
They were quite an unexpected group to photograph. They had such different personalities, and the longer I was there, them more they’d open up and let me see it. As I left, I imagined how much fun the conversation would be around the dinner table if they could all talk.

Here’s Bear.

And here’s Elliott . . . front and back.


This is Quinn saying “I AM running”.

Quinn has the most interesting markings – and a unique white dot on her forehead.








by Robin
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