SubscribeArchie and Annie Jo are two amazing dogs who belong to Marcie Engel, veterinarian and owner of the Brookeville Animal Hospital in Brookeville, MD. They enjoy each other so much and love to play. We had a great session capturing their beauty, athleticism, and overall “poodleness”.
Flag on the play – illegal ear hold!
Yes, poodles come in red. Lucy is so incredibly beautiful, but don’t let the pretty face fool you – she is a triple threat; intelligent, fast and agile!
Standard poodles are strong, athletic creatures wrapped up in an elegant facade – I love watching them in action. Lucy didn’t disappoint!
I swear she has a sense of humor, too.
Here’s how it started: ”I’m interested in having some portraits done of my 4 little geriatric dogs. . . . I would like to have them all together in one portrait – one is blind (and stubborn), one is a diva, the other two might respond a little better to orders but none of them is really “trained.” Am I crazy?? I’d just like to capture them all together since they’re getting older and they’re such a huge part of my life.”
And, here’s how it ended:
All four of these dogs were adopted. Ninja and Sassy came from the Best DAWG rescue in Bethesda, MD. Poppy came from the Animal Welfare Society of Howard County and was blind when he was adopted. They thought he’d live the rest of his life there until his adopter saw him and knew he had to join her family. Keebler was adopted from the Orange County Animal Shelter in Chapel Hill, NC. They couldn’t be more loved.
Keebler loves to lounge on the furniture.
We created a series just for Keebler.
Here is how Keebler and Sassy looked as we were leaving. Poppy and Ninja were sleeping in the other room.
