Action shots and portraits of puppies and dogs
Meet Tally! Our new working cocker spaniel puppy who arrived on Sunday and is already finding her place in the family and our little ‘pack’ of dogs! Tally is short for Tallayeh, which means ‘A golden ray of sunlight’ in Hawaian but I doubt she will ever be called by her full name! Tally is [...] Read more »
*Hampshire 2013 Gallery Here* I have been working on the Living Heritage Country Shows for a year now with the Fun Dog Show, and believe it or not this is the first show where I haven’t needed to pack my wellies! The sun was out, the people were out, the dogs were out, and [...] Read more »
Kara is the last of Tiegan’s puppies and now aged ten months. For a few reasons and not because I wanted her to, she needed to move on, and the best home I could think of was with the Police Dog Unit, where she would be worked all day – which is all she ever [...] Read more »
Tiegan and I are members of our local gun dog club, Dove Valley Working Gun dog Club, and train with them regularly during the summer months. They do have a retriever section but train spaniels separately as their work on a shoot is so different. Today we met up in some woodland on the edge [...] Read more »
I had great fun today, photographing a gorgeous litter of six working cocker spaniels. At just three and a half weeks old, their eyes have only been open a few days, and they are just starting to walk and play. It was especially good because one of them – the little goldie with the yellow [...] Read more »
It’s been a while in coming but the Dog Shop is online! I was quite inspired by the popularity of our dog mug range at the last show we did, and a lot of people were askng me if they are available onine, so that gave me the spur I needed to get them up [...] Read more »
I know it’s not up to the usual photographic standards (hopefully not, anyway!) But I found this recently – this is one of my first dog photographs ever taken: I was about twelve at the time, and it’s of the first dog I ever really loved. I must have been about ten when Pippa came [...] Read more »