I spotted this Golden on Centre Street outside of City Feed yesterday. This beautiful dear was a calm, soothing balm in the midst of the loud, frenetic roadwork mayhem in Centre JP. Every street corner should be so medicinal.
City Feed
Spotted! The Boss
My brother was visiting a few weeks ago and took this photo outside little City Feed. This little critter, with the most beautiful brown eyes, is owning the place.
Spotted! These two.
I received this photo by text from a JP Dogs field agent. These two were spotted hanging out in front of little City Feed. Sometimes you just need to take a seat.
Spotted! Two for the Price of One
I confess that when I took this photo I didn’t see the second dog. It wasn’t until I looked at the photo again that I discovered a second JP doggy across the street! Man, I love this dog-dense town.
Spotted! Drool is cool.
Spotted this little drooler outside little City Feed. I do believe this is our first JP Basset! (more…)
Spring has sprung, and JP dogs are springing up everywhere!
Halle-f’ing-lujah! It’s that blessed time of year when a swing by little City Feed is almost certain to result in a dog-pallooza. Besides my panting guy, Arlo, incidentally there’s inseparable Daffodil and Periwinkle, who I’ve featured on JP Dogs before. I love running into JP Dogs alumni.
Riley, yodaleyheehoo!
Once in a while, I profile a former J.P. Dog, in this case one who started to howl when I said hello to her outside of the City Feed on Centre Street. Turns out she’s a howling maestro. (Continue for more photos of Riley!) (more…)
Spotted! Two Humongous Dogs
I pulled this photo from my archives (before I started JP Dogs), because today I wanted to be reminded that it gets warm and sunny in Boston. I also wanted an excuse to use the word ‘humongous’, which I had no idea how to spell. But I digress. Happy Thanksgiving Eve.
Spotted! Furry & forlorn…
Oh sweetie, turn that frown upside down – they’ll be right back!
Spotted! Double Trouble
Spotted these two outside little City Feed recently. Trouble 1 in charge and Trouble 2 on back-up. The leashes and shadows make it look like they’re ready to run around a maypole.
Jamaica Plain Dogs 