Some weeks are just too pretty not to document. Last week brought us blue skies, blooming jasmine, and a lineup of happy dogs who made every walk feel like a celebration. Here's a visual recap of seven days on the trails, sidewalks, and parks of the South Bay.
We send photos to our clients after every visit, but these are the ones that made us smile the most.
Monday — Stevens Creek Trail
Early morning mist along Stevens Creek. The trail was practically empty at 7 AM.
Rosie stopping to investigate every wildflower along the path. Classic Rosie.
The wooden bridge near the park entrance. Rosie's favorite stretch.
Tuesday — Downtown Sunnyvale
Max checking out the lunch crowd on Murphy Avenue. He loves people-watching.
The tree-lined blocks off Mathilda are perfect for a warm afternoon stroll.
Wednesday — Sunnyvale Baylands
Cooper at the edge of the bay, nose in the wind, tail going a mile a minute.
The bay trail stretching out toward the salt flats. Not a bad office view.
Cooper made a friend at the off-leash area. Instant best buddies.
Thursday — Cupertino Neighborhoods
Jasmine in full bloom on a quiet residential street. The smell was incredible.
Luna posing mid-walk. She always seems to know when the camera comes out.
Friday — Las Palmas Park
Friday afternoon at the dog park. The usual crew was out in force.
Hydration break. Always important, always adorable.
The look of a dog who ran hard and is ready for a nap. Mission accomplished.
Saturday — Rancho San Antonio
The oak-shaded trails at Rancho. Cool and green even on a warm April day.
Duke leading the way up the Wildcat Loop. He knows this trail by heart.
Sunday — Shoreline at Mountain View
Shoreline Lake on a Sunday morning. The geese were unimpressed by our visit.
Daisy watching the pelicans with the intensity of a nature documentary narrator.
Ending the week with a golden-hour walk along the bay. Doesn't get better than this.
Every week is different, and that's what makes this work so special. If you'd like your pup to be part of the adventure, book a walk — we'd love to have them along.
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