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A few more beautiful dogs from our mini-portrait session at The Olde Towne Pet Resort:

Kami (an incredible mix of beautiful coloring):

Bob (the beautiful long-haired black dog I always wanted):

Chuie (the spunky and handsome Chihuahua):

We had the privilege of photographing Toro at the Olde Town Pet Resort this past weekend.  He’s an amazing dog with great expression, and boy can he work the room!

He is a big bundle of dog love!

Meet Charlie.  He is a very sweet Cocker Spaniel who loves his mom and carrying his favorite toy with him wherever he goes. 

He has a gorgeous purple settee in his home and we were lucky enough to be able to use it for his portrait.  He looks so regal on purple!

His hair feels as silky as it looks.

I grew up with the mistaken notion that dogs and cats didn’t get along.  That’s why I’m always amazed and pleasantly surprised when I see dogs and cats living together happily.  Louis, the cat, and Boudreaux, the dog, respect and enjoy each other.
Louis Armstrong Henry is 13 years old and is the best friend a person can have.  He stuck with his owner through thick and thin, including five years of graduate school living in an unsavory neighborhood.  Like the famous trumpeter after whom he is named, Louis makes beautiful music with his loud purrs and meows in the middle of the night. 

Per his owner “I have had him since 4 weeks old and he was acquired from a pet store that was later closed for selling kittens too young.   Louis has been an absolute dream. His favorite pastimes include jumping into and onto various furniture items when his people aren’t looking, licking the shower curtain during his people’s showers, and begging for dried chicken at the refrigerator…incessantly.  He also enjoys swatting at bugs, chasing light beams, and staring out of our front door at passersby.  Louis is the most handsome cat we know.”  Here he is preparing to eat a piece of his favorite – dried chicken.

And, this is the adorable Boudreaux.  Boudreaux Rebbennack Henry will be one year old on April 13, 2009.  Boudreaux originally started his life in the DC area as a rescued shelter puppy fostered by A Forever Home (www.aforeverhome.org).  Per his owner, “when we saw him, it was love at first sight.  He was so sweet to the other dogs and to the kids at the adoption event where we met him.  It was obvious that his foster family took very good care of him and taught him a lot before handing him over to us.  We named him Boudreaux after my family’s Louisiana roots and Rebbennack is the last name of one of our favorite musicians, Dr. John.  Boudreaux enjoys playing with his ball in the backyard, chasing after other dogs at the dog park, hanging out with his friends at Fur-Get-Me Not, taking naps, and playing with his people.  He has the sweetest, kindest face and it is a perfect match to his personality.”