Tag: Imara

  • Headshots

    Headshots

    Never ending humor from Imara – all four feet on her own head. Somehow! And well, Halloween-ish humor from this thing.

  • Still unimpressed

    Still unimpressed

    Day 2 of skele-season, Imara is still unimpressed.

  • Not into the season

    Not into the season

    Some enjoy making a spectacle of skeletons for Halloween. The dog isn’t one of them.

  • What You Don’t See

    What You Don’t See

    A small wrappable heating pad, for someone’s knee injury – immediately taken over by the dog. Perhaps there’s an untapped market of dog therapeutics. Regardless, this thing is really awesome for any pain, as it turns out. Shoulder, back, belly, whatever. And so far, it hasn’t caught fire – which I’ve always assumed devices like…

  • Face of Relaxation

    Face of Relaxation

    When you are blissfully zonked out in the sun – but torn between getting some pets.. this is the face.

  • Vacation’s Over

    Vacation’s Over

    Back to the couch! Meanwhile critters enjoyed our absence. Or, were happy everyone was home – both these sightings were the night we returned. Not sure what this thing is… And we all know Wiley:

  • Thunder Buddies

    Thunder Buddies

    Big summer storm blew through – Mara did not appreciate it, so donned her Thunder Shirt. Willy more excited for the storm also tried to keep the dog from melting down.

  • Dog Knows

    Dog Knows

    Noah was away at camp for 2 weeks – Imara either enjoyed access to the plush rug, or stood there wondering where he was. Who nose!

  • A Nook

    A Nook

    Just needed a tiny bit of privacy I guess. Or, just sticking her face somewhere strange, as usual.

  • Comic Relief

    Comic Relief

    She’s chasing that imaginary sunlight, or really into that little rainbow. Or is stuck. Who knows.. this is a funny dog no matter what.

  • Imara Mara Rara Maria

    Imara Mara Rara Maria

    Many variations on a theme. We always assume, as she was a rescue from Hurricane Maria, that her name was an anagram for the storm’s name.

  • The Nose Knows

    The Nose Knows

    Comfort. A better setup than last night.