Friday My Town Shoot-Out (Domestic Animals)

I love taking photos of my dog, so you will see a few of her in this post as well as some other animals.

Last week I took Sasha to Tule Springs, our state park in Las Vegas.

She thoroughly enjoyed being in the water, which by the way isn't allowed,

but I just couldn't deny her the pleasure.

She felt so good after her swim that she just decided to interrupt or stroll,

and roll around in the grass.

In addition to all the beautiful ducks in the park,

we saw many peacocks.

Sasha went wild for the peacocks and wanted to chase them.

She kept whining and pulling on her leash,

but I didn't let her get too close.

Isn't it a beauty?  No wonder Sasha wanted a closer look.

Last weekend the hubby and I went to another state park, Spring Mountain Ranch.

While there, I took photos of the cow and the horses on the ranch.

My hubby was calling the horse over to us and the horse obliged.

This is the lone cow.  He has no buddies except for the two horses.

I also drove around earlier this evening and captured these horses through my lens.

Right next door to this property,

Sasha spotted another dog and spoke to it in dog language.

I don't know what they were saying, it was all jibberish to me.

After our drive,

We headed on over to the local park for our evening walk and we spotted all kinds of doggies.

Sasha was in doggie heaven.

I know I've gone a little overboard with all of the dog pictures,

but that's mostly what's in my neighborhood.

With that being said, I'm going to rock the boat and give you just a couple of more.

I cannot leave this post without showing you how Sassy Sasha is after a bath.

I hope I didn't give you too much.

I'm like a parent showing off photos of her children.

Please accept my apologies If I show too much pride.

I love my Sasha.  She's sweet and sassy and sometimes, a little snobish.

I hope you enjoyed my photos, but if you didn't you can always check out more variety

over at the Friday My Town Shoot Out home page.

Well, why don't you head on over there anyway.  They've got a great bunch of photographers on board.

I promise there will be plenty to see and enjoy.