LOVE the dog, the photo, the title! But the dog's owner needs a shakeup or a wakeup call. Probably checking his/her messages on the cell undoubtedly... Let's dognap the hound while he/she is reading that cell!
I love that dogs can go everywhere in Vienna. The hard part for me is holding back and not running up to pet every one that I see. Great post, Merisi!!
je remarque le regard du petit chiwawa ! j'en garde une en ce moment chez moi pendant que sa maitresse est partie: elle se nomme "Chipie" et elle est sage et douce ... bonne soirée christyn
Vreni, I always feel sorry for big dogs in the city. This one seems just the right size for a city place.
Ela, :-)
Paris Breakfasts, the dog was so well-behaved, so civilized, he looked as if he could handle any situation. ;-)
Sushi, *smile*
Mary, I once encountered a giant black labrador at a coffee house, sprawled between two tables and the waiters had to step over him.They did it with nonchalance and full trays. ;-)
I still smile when I think of how long I waited for the owner to bend down and the dog to look at me.
One of the sides of Vienna that I love, dogs are allowed anywhere except grocery stores and the like. One of my first memories of Vienna is a huge black labrador retriever sprawled in between tables at Cafe' Landtmann, and the only way to enter the place was to step over the dog. I remember also the thick blue cloud of smoke drifting in there. Thank goodness, its owner declared his cafes smokefree a long time ago now. Kudos to him!
Your wait was totally worth it to get that impish expression on the pooch. It is as if you exchanged glances and he is saying, "I know what you are doing." Love it!
Looking at you, kiddo!
He´s cute! It´s funny that he has a male owner...
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! :-) ela
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dog,
ReplyDeletethe photo,
the title!
But the dog's owner needs a shakeup or a wakeup call.
Probably checking his/her messages on the cell undoubtedly...
Let's dognap the hound while he/she is reading that cell!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteI assume the sunglasses are the dog's...
ReplyDeleteToo cute Merisi. Our German Shepherd goes just about everywhere with us, but I am thinking she would do better on the floor;)
ReplyDeleteHe even matches the chairs :-)
ReplyDeleteI love that dogs can go everywhere in Vienna. The hard part for me is holding back and not running up to pet every one that I see. Great post, Merisi!!
ReplyDeleteGosh, Buster would love Vienna!
ReplyDeleteOh Merisi, how glad I am that you and your camera caught this moment! Your photo has now got hundreds of words bubbling around my head.
ReplyDeletexo
I'm smiling!
ReplyDeleteje remarque le regard du petit chiwawa ! j'en garde une en ce moment chez moi pendant que sa maitresse est partie: elle se nomme "Chipie" et elle est sage et douce ...
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
christyn
Vreni,
ReplyDeleteI always feel sorry for big dogs in the city. This one seems just the right size for a city place.
Ela,
:-)
Paris Breakfasts,
the dog was so well-behaved, so civilized, he looked as if he could handle any situation. ;-)
Sushi,
*smile*
Mary,
I once encountered a giant black labrador at a coffee house, sprawled between two tables and the waiters had to step over him.They did it with nonchalance and full trays. ;-)
Zosia,
indeed! ;-)
Lindsay,
tempting, isn't it? ;-)
Gavin,
ReplyDeletethat thought crossed my mind too! ;-)
Elizabeth,
he sure would! ;-)
Frances and Sara,
*smile*
Christyn,
they seem to be a very sweet breed, indeed!
so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the dog is thinking " Where's my treat?"
ReplyDeleteI've heard this from some friends of mine who have visited there.
ReplyDeleteLooking so cute.....
ReplyDeleteMarilyn,
ReplyDeleteI agree! :-)
Cathy,
you may be right! ;-)
Charles Gramlich,
how did your friends react to the generous Viennese dog policy? I love it.
The budding Gourmet,
yes, he does! :-)
Best pic EVER!
ReplyDeleteI LIKE THIS SIZE!!!
ReplyDeletesuper-cute!
ReplyDeleteLL
The blossom is so beautiful and obviously you are not as affected by health and safety as we are.
ReplyDeleteLove this, He´s so cute!
ReplyDeleteSounds like me and my pup would love it there.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteCan you pls hire that dog to come bk for a 2nd sitting?
ReplyDeleteI keep wondering about his companion...
is he reading his email or what?
provacative...
Thank you all for your kind comments, they are very much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteCarol @ Paris Breakfast:
If I ever see them again, I shall ask! ;-)
Ha ha. That wouldn't work at my cafe.
ReplyDeleteI still smile when I think of how long I waited for the owner to bend down and the dog to look at me.
DeleteOne of the sides of Vienna that I love, dogs are allowed anywhere except grocery stores and the like. One of my first memories of Vienna is a huge black labrador retriever sprawled in between tables at Cafe' Landtmann, and the only way to enter the place was to step over the dog. I remember also the thick blue cloud of smoke drifting in there. Thank goodness, its owner declared his cafes smokefree a long time ago now. Kudos to him!
That dog is so cute!!! I love your photos, they are so elegant and refined.
ReplyDeleteA great and quirky image of dog and young man. I wonder if the young man was texting??!
ReplyDeleteYour wait was totally worth it to get that impish expression on the pooch. It is as if you exchanged glances and he is saying, "I know what you are doing." Love it!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
Nice picture!! A cute dog indeed!
ReplyDeleteach ist der lieb! es geht ja nichts über kaffeehaushunde :-)
ReplyDeletelg, maje
http://www.amazon.de/Hunde-mitzubringen-ist-erlaubt-literarischer/dp/3471783113
ReplyDelete;-)
Ela