I'm a pet photographer based in Los Angeles and in 2013 I started throwing annual Ice Cream Socials for Dogs. I was shocked at how human these dogs' faces looked when they met the cone!
This summer, I had two Ice Cream Socials for Dogs (both with Barbie pink backgrounds except for a couple of Kens), one of them for a unique group... striking actors and writers whose dogs were treated to a cone of doggy ice cream and a photo shoot.
These and the hundreds of dogs I've photographed over the years are... wait for it... The Cone Rangers.
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A Little Bit Of Bliss
No Words
Snack
Omnomnom
Yeah, It's A Long Tongue, What About It?
Oh Whoa
The mlms per minute were too powerful. At least 30 mlms/m too fast
Mmmmm Mmmmm Mmmmm
Immediately No
Nom Nom Nom
No Time For You, I'm Busy
Yeah, I'm Enjoying It
Dial 911
Gasp!
I Give 100 Percent
Yeah. I Like It. So What
Matches My Barbie Pink Collar
Ken
Sigh
My parents had a Pomeranian. About once a month, they'd drive into the city for frozen custard, and take the dog. Everyone was required to give the dog a spoon of ice cream, which of course was gone in seconds. Once they went to the frozen custard place, but it was rainy and cold. They ended up going to the Baskin Robbins next door. They got an empty cup, each of them put a spoonful of ice cream for the dog, and he refused to eat it! He must have decided that if he was going on such a long drive, he was getting frozen custard or nothing. This was a dog that would happily eat Frosty Paws (dog ice cream) at home.
My dog loooooved ice cream. I sometimes took her to the creamery to give her a bowl of vanilla ice cream, just for her. How happy she was! It made the customers laugh, because she was so cute! "BEST-DAY-EVER!" 😄🥰
My parents had a Pomeranian. About once a month, they'd drive into the city for frozen custard, and take the dog. Everyone was required to give the dog a spoon of ice cream, which of course was gone in seconds. Once they went to the frozen custard place, but it was rainy and cold. They ended up going to the Baskin Robbins next door. They got an empty cup, each of them put a spoonful of ice cream for the dog, and he refused to eat it! He must have decided that if he was going on such a long drive, he was getting frozen custard or nothing. This was a dog that would happily eat Frosty Paws (dog ice cream) at home.
My dog loooooved ice cream. I sometimes took her to the creamery to give her a bowl of vanilla ice cream, just for her. How happy she was! It made the customers laugh, because she was so cute! "BEST-DAY-EVER!" 😄🥰
