#mud bay

Sun setting in West Olympia

Putting together this red sweater from the pet store Mud Bay with these devil horns she already had to make a Halloween costume for Poppy. She hates these horns so much right now. I ended up buying the red sweater for her and wearing the horns tied right behind her ears on her neck was the only way she would wear them without trying to shake them off her head. I might end up going to Walmart or Petco and looking for a bumble bee costume for her instead. I think that's more her style anyways. She will definitely be wearing this outfit out and about over the course of the next month and a half or so though! 🍁🐶🍂🐕👿🐝🎃

Oil on wood,  21.5 cm (8.46 in.)  x  26.8 cm (10.55 in.)

This is why I love Mud Bay. We told them that Cyrus wasn't eating, he just doesn't seem to get hungry. He eats treats, but only because they're appetizing, not because he's hungry. They gave us all this food to try, for free. Plus, if you buy food from them and your dog won't eat it, you can return it and they'll donate the remaining food to a shelter.

Sometimes Mud Bay doesn’t live up to it’s name.

High tide reflections on a cold winter’s day.

Mud Bay, post sunset.