NYSB dogs here please

I have been sketching dogs lately. RA put a pic of his puppy on instagram a while ago so I drew his. It made me start looking around for other dogs to draw. I remembered there was a pic of Marc's puppy in a blog post last year so I went and found that yesterday (I bet he's a lot bigger by now).  I found a couple shots of SBRs dog in the paddling thread so he's probably next. If you want a sketch of your dog, throw up a photo and next time I'm stressed out at work or looking for something to do at lunch time I'll see what I can do. Photogenic dogs go to the top of the list obviously.





This is the yellow lab I've been spending half my time babysitting lately.

Here's some pics of mine that I have on my phone:

Awesome, guys. Thanks. Camps yellow lab is the perfect kind of photo I can use. Witch Hobble, I need a better pic, same for Camps chocolate. Mattchuck, I'll get yours next. I have a harder time with longer haired dogs but I drew a collie for my sister in law last month that came out ok. Keep em coming

Your sketches are great!

How's this Camp? I feel like I missed something in the eyes but he's kinda recognizable

 

That's great! You have a talent there Broski

Thanks
I decided it was the nose I got wrong. This is my final attempt

Dog sitting again, amazing how much down time I have lately. Here's another one. Sorry if it's a little off Matt; I'm better at drawing short-haired breeds.

Great Drawing!!!! Thank you, Brownski!

Yes, thank you Broski!!

No prob, guys. I might as well draw "something"  when my mind wanders instead of just doodling. Probably nothing coming today since I'm showing a supplier around but between baseball & soccer practice (no longer coaching myself) and all the other hurry-up-and-wait situations I'm sure there'll be more soon

I printed mine out here in my office ---- one of my coworkers walks in and says, WOW who drew that.

tjf1967 wrote

This cracked me up by the way. My in-laws lab that I've been taking care of is spending the day alone at my house for the first time. I can't wait to see what the place looks like when I get home.

He thinks that by grabbing a shoe I will pay attention to him, which is true.  He does not know the difference between good attention and bad attention.  Probably because I have yet to throttle him.  I am still working with the positive reinforcement techniques.  I'm hoping he catches on before his fun little world gets turned upside down.  He has a great temperament and does not have a mean bone in his body so I cut him a little slack. For now.

He's great lookin pup, TJ. My buddy had one and he was the best bird dog I ever hunted with.

Broski, here's one that might be fun for you.