Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)





The dog is biting only on the life of a dog ... It seems that these dogs do not know what a "dog's life". Effeminacy loving owners, salons and treats, these furry (and not so) little dog can hardly complain about life. Look at the bohemian life of happy dogs in San Francisco.

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)


1. Julia Frink, walking their dogs, decided to wait out the storm with them in the boutique in the Marina District. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

2. Street actor rides along Fisherman's Wharf on roller skates with their dogs in the park district of Marina. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

3. A dog with good manners is looking at passers-by, sitting in a cafe, "Judy" with their masters. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

4. A couple of dogs stopped to grab the goodies at the store optics - one of the many shops in the Marina District, offering treats for dogs. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

5. Every day - doggie day in a coffee shop on the street, Pete Fillmore Street in of Pacific Heights. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

6. Stylish poodle seems to fit perfectly in the luxury jewelry store Partishia on Chestnut Street in Cow Hollow. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

7. Special organic biscuit in millions, by the manufacturer says Linda Gordon. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

8. Dogs waiting for their owners to look out the window in the Fog City Dogs - a high-profile center of care and care for the dogs on Lombard Street. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

9. Golden Retriever charms photographer at the center for the care of dogs. "I almost changed her profession and did not stay there," - says the photographer Catherine Karnow. (Catherine Karnow)

Dog's Life in San Francisco (10 photos)

10. Dogs and their owners communicate in a special shop and confectionary 'Yappy Hour!' on Union Street. (Catherine Karnow)