Look at this poor, starving dog. Do you feel for him?!

We took Nico to the trails near our house today, the same ones I almost got stuck at earlier in the week.

We had a small group of friends over for a Friendsgiving today, which was very exciting for Nico.

Nico and I decided to get creative with our lighting this evening.

It was a cold feet kind of day. When Nico and I went on our morning walk, it was 10°F, and his feet were getting cold.

Nico appears to have exhausted himself today by barking at everything in the neighborhood.

Nico got this Chuckit! Kick Fetch ball for Christmas a few years ago.

Nico didn’t have much excitement over the weekend, so I promised him I would take him for a run today.

It was a blah sort of day here in the Adirondacks. I promised Nico we would do something fun, but that didn’t end up happening. I owe him tomorrow.

The snow is quickly disappearing from our yard.

Nico’s wondering why there isn’t anything under the tree.

Play is integral to my relationship with Nico.

Today, I decided to embrace the darkness and do a quick photo session with Nico outside using an off-camera flash.

Sometimes, working on creative framing and composition for dog photos is fun.

Every year, Shelly, Nico, and I visit Don Hamm Tree Farm to cut down our Christmas tree.

It’s easy to hole up inside on rainy days, but it can also be quite enjoyable to stroll through the forest.

Nico was on a high auditory alert this evening in the yard.

Nico was lying on the couch with excitement on his face this evening.

I’ve trained all my dogs to wait patiently for their food before eating.

I unfortunately woke up this morning with a stomach illness that was quite unpleasant.