How the Pros. do it.
Oct 20, 2015 21:35:17 #
This is for Hershel . Here is a glimpse of people watching on the left coast. This is a scene I visit as often as I can. I think what attracts me is the very civil behavior of all parties involved. San Franciscos Crissy field is visited daily by numerous professional dog walkers. I am always impressed by the good behavior I see. The handlers act responsibly and the dogs are amiable. There may be exceptions but I have found it to be a pleasant and rewarding visit.
Phil
Phil
Oct 21, 2015 07:11:15 #
Interesting!
What time of the day are these taken?
#4 must be the "duty" station?
It is interesting to see the dogs not wanting to clamer onto the other dogs in the third (as they wait patently) and last photo.
Is there a limit of dogs for one handler at a time?
What time of the day are these taken?
#4 must be the "duty" station?
It is interesting to see the dogs not wanting to clamer onto the other dogs in the third (as they wait patently) and last photo.
Is there a limit of dogs for one handler at a time?
Oct 21, 2015 07:59:49 #
Oct 21, 2015 12:29:53 #
rockdog wrote:
This is for Hershel . Here is a glimpse of people watching on the left coast. This is a scene I visit as often as I can. I think what attracts me is the very civil behavior of all parties involved. San Franciscos Crissy field is visited daily by numerous professional dog walkers. I am always impressed by the good behavior I see. The handlers act responsibly and the dogs are amiable. There may be exceptions but I have found it to be a pleasant and rewarding visit.
Phil
Phil
Phil,
Great photos. Just the way I like 'em, especially the first one. Colorful, sharp, composition and lots going on, beach, people, dogs, ocean, boats, etc.. plenty to keep the eye busy. Let's not forget the little balloon on the lady's shoulder :).
Thank you for the kind mention.
HERSHEL
Oct 21, 2015 13:54:58 #
SqBear wrote:
Interesting!
What time of the day are these taken?
#4 must be the "duty" station?
It is interesting to see the dogs not wanting to clamer onto the other dogs in the third (as they wait patently) and last photo.
Is there a limit of dogs for one handler at a time?
What time of the day are these taken?
#4 must be the "duty" station?
It is interesting to see the dogs not wanting to clamer onto the other dogs in the third (as they wait patently) and last photo.
Is there a limit of dogs for one handler at a time?
Hi SqBear, thanks for the visit and comments. These were taken in the late Am. Yes, it is the patient behavior of the dogs that appeals to me. Not sure re. official limit of number of dogs per person. Six seemed to be max and most come by car.
Regards, Phil
Oct 21, 2015 13:56:57 #
Oct 21, 2015 14:04:18 #
Hershel wrote:
Phil,
Great photos. Just the way I like 'em, especially the first one. Colorful, sharp, composition and lots going on, beach, people, dogs, ocean, boats, etc.. plenty to keep the eye busy. Let's not forget the little balloon on the lady's shoulder :).
Thank you for the kind mention.
HERSHEL
Great photos. Just the way I like 'em, especially the first one. Colorful, sharp, composition and lots going on, beach, people, dogs, ocean, boats, etc.. plenty to keep the eye busy. Let's not forget the little balloon on the lady's shoulder :).
Thank you for the kind mention.
HERSHEL
Hi Hershel, thank you for the visit and kind words. I do enjoy your posts, there is a sincerity to your work that appeals to me. I miss my visits to your city. The balloon on the lady's shoulder is a ball throwing device. I appreciate your comments.
Regards, Phil
Oct 21, 2015 14:09:04 #
rockdog wrote:
Hi Hershel, thank you for the visit and kind words. I do enjoy your posts, there is a sincerity to your work that appeals to me. I miss my visits to your city. The balloon in the lady's shoulder is a ball throwing device. I appreciate your comments.
Regards, Phil
Regards, Phil
Well deserved. You are encouraging me to get off my duff and go out and shoot some more!
Oct 21, 2015 22:44:39 #
Oct 22, 2015 01:55:44 #
JD750 wrote:
Ypu definitely want to watch where you step in that park!
Hello JD, I won't say you shouldn't watch where you step... but dog walkers take that part of the job very seriously.
Thanks for the comment.
Phil
Oct 28, 2015 13:15:14 #
Oct 28, 2015 13:55:29 #
Chuy wrote:
A nice fun set, thanks for sharing RD. :thumbup:
Hi Chuy, appreciate your visit and kind words.
Phil
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