Shiba Inu Anniversary Meetup

We learned that the Los Angeles / Orange County Shiba Inu Meetup Group has been going on for 4 years and we came to play to the park where it all began.

I started with a video to show how much Shiba attendees there were. It's even hard to tell all of them apart or even look for our own ones. The event was held in Huntington Dog park, a very spacious park to enough to accommodate large numbers of dogs. 

The difference between Chloe and Maru was evident here. Chloe is really good with people and loves attention from others as always but doesn't play that much with other dogs.

Whereas Maru prefers to play and run around with other dogs but is quite aloof with people around him.

We also have cute puppies present in the event too, This one is Genji.

And the Shibas started digging led by Genji's big sisfur Yumi.

And the other dogs joined too, It's a shame my dogs aren't too fond of digging.

 We iz tired of diggin' . We want want drinkz.

And I end this post with a nice photo of Chloe with a cream Shiba jumping on the background.

Making a Scene

It seems that all eyes are with my little brother right now, So i decided to make a scene for myself. Watch me as I ripped the brains out of this raccoon, the Shiba way.

Am I amazing or what? I am one proud Shiba!

-Chloe

Another day at the Park

It's really hard to get Chloe's attention when were outdoors, especially when there's a lot of interesting stuff for her to see. And pet photography is not really an easy task, especially when you have a stubborn Shiba that is preoccupied with all the things that surrounds her.

And special thanks to a blog I'm following that I learned how to arrange my images in beautiful multi-panel layouts like the way I presented Chloe's images above. He is quite a good photographer and has a way with pet photography with Suki his Shiba inu as his model. Check out his blog here.

There was no one present in the dog park when we arrived. I don't want our trip to go to waste so I decided to walk her around the park (see images above). When we got back to the dog park, there were quite a few dogs around already. I think Chloe got tired of our long walk, sniffing around and chasing ducks (yes, there were ducks in the park), so when it's her turn to play with the dogs, she was very timid and shy. Look how she hides under the bench.