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Rio, I think, and Max.
This is Bobby, on the left, with his girl friend Daisy. They are always delighted when
their owners take them to the park at the same time.		  

Bobby, above, and Daisy, below

  
 
Rudy keeps doing things that make us smile  
Max can do an excellent job bringing back a stick.  

 

Happy Canada Day 2010! Cheyenne and some friends, hanging out at the park.
Cheyenne, on patrol
Fogo, Coco and Cheyenne relax on Canada Day 2010
Springtime at the dog park, and there's lots of new dogs coming to play. We've got pictures of some of them, and we'll get more. Reggie the little poodle needs to join the other dogs in the pictures. Reggie lives with Archie, who's a real park favorite.

And we need a fresh photograph of Bella, who now weighs 95 pounds.

  
   
The is Bandit, on the right, with Andie

Bobby is a lot bigger inside than he looks on the outside. Bobby has a girlfriend named Daisy.		  

Dante is a very fast, very friendly, new dog park poodle		  

Max, relaxing. This is not the normal activity of Max, who is a great runner, chaser,
and tussling dog.		  

Dexter, Linus and Tipper enjoying the dappled light of the
forest end of the dog park		  
 

And then it was Easter weekend... and Andie met her friend Rudy at the park.
Dexter brings more dignity to his visits to the park than might normally be expected of a Beagle.

Barley is the size of the Sphinx, and just as calm. More friendly, though.
Flowers for easter
New in March 2010, on a bright, sunny, warm morning
Andie the Dalmatian with her new friend Lucy the really fast young English Sheep Dog.

 

 
Lucy looks happy when she runs.
 
Riley is another new friend of Andie, and although this shot shows Riley relaxed, with a stick, don't be fooled. He too is a fast runner and good player and overall lively, fun dog.
   
New in February 2010
Rudy says "Hello, everyone!"

 

It was a nice sunny Sunday in February when we went back to the park, and there were Rudy the Vizsla, Dani the Chocolate Lab, and an English Setter whose name we missed all come out to play.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Andie The Dalmatian and Finegan The Australian Sheppard
Dani is a wonderful Chocolate Lab who not only knows how to chase a ball, she's excellent at licking people and very good at playing with other dogs, even sharing her ball chasing adventures.
Linus The Bernesse Mountain Dog is a vry friendly park regular who enjoys sitting on people's feet.

Generations ago, that was their job, protecting their masters.
This is Misty, but that patch on her side means some park humans just call her "Number Four."
   
Yes, that's mud underneath Tinker, the Border Collie  
 

Riley, above, and Roo
 

Rudy says, "I can look very dignified if I want to."

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Welcome!
It's Summer Time at Post Park --
Post Park, Oakville, Ontario. Pictures added early August 2009. Newest pictures at the top.
This is Rusty.

He has a very sophisticated French name, but his boy named him Rusty, and it stuck.

The truth about Rusty and Dexter, up at the top.

These two dogs look very dignified here, don't they?

Well, in real life, they are two of the greatest runners, chasers, and all around loads-of-fun regulars at the park
Meet Mia

Mia is a Nova Scotia Duck Toller. She's still a puppy, but she gets along well with the other dogs, too.

Mia is a good dancer, and if she and Andie had a good agent, they could get on television and win that dancing show.
 
Big Dexter is more relaxed than he used to be.

Dexter was always running and tussling, but since he wan a big dog show award, he's usually more dignified. But  in his heart, he's still a great runner, and sometimes he breaks free, and looks spectacular.

TWO PHOTOS BY ELLA THE NEW PHOTOGRAPHER
The pictures above or Rudy walking and of Andie and Rudy playing were taken by Ella. She's Rudy's girl, and as we can see, a pretty good photographer.
 
Tipper is back at the park,
and as friendly and curious as ever.
 
Etoh is a favorite dog to photograph, partly because he's always fun and friendly.

He's a ball dog; willing and able to chase and retrieve by himself or running in a competition with other dogs.
 
   
 

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