Photographer
I picked up dog photography on the side as a hobby in 2022 after adopting the girls to document our adventures and outings. I would take pictures here and there in a point-and-shoot manner prior but these forever moving muses have motivated me to learn more about photography and push my technical skills and knowledge. Juggling my day job, fulfilling three dogs, and keeping on top of things can be busy but I wouldn't have it any other way!
Outside of dog photography I enjoy ceramics, design, camping/hiking with my dogs, spider keeping, and film photography/videography (super 8, medium format, instant film).
Co-CEO, Moral Support,
Outdoor Enthusiast
Yula is our mixed Korean Jindo dog born ~2016/2017 and she was the first dog that my partner and I ever adopted together in June of 2021. (And my very first dog ever!)
She was found on the streets of Paju city in South Korea and stayed at the shelter for around 4 years before coming over to the US.
Despite her start as a skittish street/shelter dog we've come to known her as a silly, confident girl that absolutely LOVES the outdoors. Socks on? Heading towards the door? Yula's already stretching like you're going to take her.
Co-CEO, Moral Support, Model
Brie is our second Korean Jindo mix dog we adopted three months after Yula (yes, three). She's 6 years old and the airhead always making our friends and us laugh. It's so fun to see Brie's personality contrast with Yula's but it's safe to say that they do compliment each other in our household.
Brie's favorite things include ball, food, squirrels, and toys. She has a particular affinity for tennis balls specifically because she likes to try to tear the fuzz off and swallow (to which we say no, no).
New Hire, Maligator Extrodanaire
The newest addition to our crew is Oso, our little bear. He was found on the streets of Compton dumped alongside his brothers in rough condition but was pulled by a dutchie/malinois rescue and brought to foster here in Northern California. He's a born and raised Cali boy jumping from big city to big city. We had been fostering dogs to see if we could handle a third dog and I had my sights set on a malinois one day so the obvious conclusion was that we had to have three dogs and it had to be a mal. ;-)
He's been a seamless addition into the crew and loves to play, romp, chomp, and stomp (not in this particular order). We're so happy he's here and can't wait for the adventures we'll have with him.
Our dogs were adopted from three fantastic different rescues; Your next adventure buddy could be at one of these!
Korean Jindo Dogs
Want to learn more about this breed?
Korean Jindo Dogs are a primitive dog breed from Jindo Island in South Korea. Their background and ancestry are of hunting dogs that would hunt game such as boars and small game.
We are members of the Korean Jindo Dog Association of America who are breed fanciers and advocates;
