waiting patiently for his/her human. He was getting a little restless so he moved over to the driver's side to get a better look and wasn't too happy about it. He was outside looking in to a cafe.
linking up with Eileen's saturday critters
Lough Foyle, Moville co. Donegal
The second photo is just brilliant. Well done, Bill.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Dogs have feelings. This little guy's biggest fear is that his human will not return... it's a fact.
ReplyDeleteA nice critter with a very expressive eyes... Have a splendid day. Bill ( ˘︹˘ )
ReplyDeleteDogs don't like to be left alone...
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteCute doggie, the photos made me smile. The second shot is just adorable.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment!
...is it a licensed driver?
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, poor lille fella!
ReplyDeleteMaybe they'll bring him a treat.
ReplyDeleteVery good photos of that cute dog.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo, especially, made me smile. :-)
ReplyDeleteTambién el tiempo de espera, a los animales se les hace larga.
ReplyDeleteSe ve precioso el perrito, mirando por el cristal.
Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos.
Greetings from Patricia.
This made me laugh. He doe look like he's not too happy with the situation.
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite possible that that dog always looks bereft!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! And how funny that I used to have that little hula girl in my BMW. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh, this dog should be a character actor! Such great photos. Wonderful subject!
ReplyDeleteThey say that animals don't have facial expressions, but if that's not anxious....
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute face. I never like seeing dogs left in cars, it is never good for them.
ReplyDeleteThis critter does look very worried. Maybe he'll just drive away.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet face!
ReplyDeleteHe looks very sad.... Great shot.
ReplyDeleteHello, Poor dog looks worried rather than sad, fears his owner won't return! It's a fun picture though dog in driving seat.:=)
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend,
We see a lot of dogs in windows here in the RV park. It can get warm so people leave their air conditioners running. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThey never like to be left behind! Nice shots, Bill!
ReplyDeleteDid the storm hit you?
Storm Arwen visited yesterday and left lots of rain, hail and gusty winds. Still going on today but not as bad as yesterday.
DeleteNope, not a happy looking puppy.
ReplyDeleteLooks so cute! Second photo is Perfect. Really good job Dear Bill.
ReplyDeleteFacial expression is really interesting...
ReplyDeleteHola Bill, se le ve preocupado esperando, la segunda fotografía es muy Bonita.
ReplyDeleteFeliz fin de semana.
Saludos
Oh que lindo, está se sentindo só, e esperando o fotógrafo para mais uma foto.
ReplyDeleteTe desejo uma ótima noite.
Um abraço.
Quite an expressive little doggy face! I've read that dogs have been cohabiting with humans so long that they have in fact developed human-like facial expressions to cultivate their interspecies relationships. Good example here.
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
I think in the first picture he looks mad and the second one frightened.
ReplyDeleteAwww he is such a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs Bill.
All the best Jan
So cute!
ReplyDeleteBello perrito, te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteAs long as he doesn't have a car key, he should be okay.
ReplyDeleteI have to smile :-))) even though the little one wasn't so happy ... was waiting for his friend to return.
ReplyDeleteThe photo behind the wheel ... ready for a film :-)))
Have a nice first Advent for you.
We had the first little snowflakes yesterday afternoon ...
If you are waiting for your boss in a pub. The waiting can be very long indeed.
ReplyDeletegreat photos...
ReplyDeletelove it.
Poor wee soul. I always hate seeing dogs tied to lamp posts or in cats when the owner is in a shop :-|
ReplyDeleteEstou à espera que ele dê a volta à chave do carro e prossiga seu passeio! :-))
ReplyDeleteAdorei ambas as imagens, mas a última está muito especial! Um grande abraço!
Ana