Dog

16 photos · 2009–2024

16 photographs tagged Dog, 2009–2024.

AT&T and Ragstock storefronts line Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis beside a Metro Transit bus and parked vehicles. — Ragstock and AT&T on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis. A Metro Transit bus on the 21E route runs along Lake Street, which connects Uptown to the Chain of Lakes and downtown Minneapolis.

AJ Fish and Chicken Restaurant at night — A&J Fish and Chicken, a restaurant located on Lake Street in South Minneapolis. The establishment offers carry-out and delivery services, with its phone number and website prominently displayed.

The Belikin K-Mart and Supermarket complex in San Pedro, Belize, at night, featuring a fountain and a stray dog. — Belikin K-Mart and Supermarket in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize, is shown at night with its adjacent plaza and fountain in the foreground. The retail complex includes a supermarket entrance, a hot dog cart, and a statue at the center of the paved square.

A dog rests on a concrete dock with a rusted metal structure on Ambergris Caye, Belize, by the Caribbean Sea. — A dog lies on a concrete dock on Ambergris Caye, Belize, beside the Caribbean Sea. A rusted metal remnant rises from the dock, suggesting the structure was once part of a pier or loading facility exposed to prolonged saltwater damage.

A stray dog rests on a concrete dock on Ambergris Caye, Belize, with the ocean in the background. — A stray dog rests on a concrete dock on Ambergris Caye, Belize. The dock overlooks the Caribbean Sea off the island’s coast, near the Belize Barrier Reef.

Black and tan Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy resting on a cushioned surface indoors. — The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a toy breed developed in England and named for King Charles II, who kept the breed's ancestors as constant companions in the royal court. The American Kennel Club recognizes four color patterns, including black and tan, which pairs a jet-black coat with rust-colored markings above the eyes, on the cheeks, and inside the ears. Adults typically stand 12 to 13 inches at the shoulder and weigh between 13 and 18 pounds. The breed ranks among the most popular toy breeds in the United States, prized for its gentle temperament and adaptability as a companion animal.

Brown and white Cavalier King Charles Spaniel standing in snow. — The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a toy breed developed in England and named for King Charles II, whose fondness for small spaniels shaped the breed's early history. Bred primarily as a companion dog, it typically stands 12 to 13 inches tall and weighs between 13 and 18 pounds. The breed is recognized in four color patterns, including the red-and-white Blenheim seen here, named after the Duke of Marlborough's estate where the coloring first became popular. Long, feathered ears and a silky coat are hallmarks of the breed, traits inherited from its spaniel ancestors bred for flushing game.

Dogs at a protest outside the St Paul police department — Protesters gathered in St. Paul during the Minneapolis Uprising, marching from Wilder Playground to the St. Paul Police station at Minnehaha Avenue and Payne Avenue. The march aimed to raise awareness about racial inequality and advocate for the defunding or abolition of the police, a central demand of the broader movement.

Loews Hotel and Target headquarters illuminated at night in downtown Minneapolis with Target Dog neon sign in foreground. — Target's corporate headquarters tower rises at 1000 Nicollet Mall, its glass exterior wrapped in a blue-lit crown near the top floors. The company has been based in downtown Minneapolis since its founding as a Dayton's discount offshoot in 1962, and its headquarters campus remains one of the largest employers in the city's core. The neon Bullseye dog sign near the building's base is a longstanding piece of Target's branding, drawn from the company's mascot, Bullseye. To the left, the Loews Minneapolis Hotel occupies part of the LaSalle Plaza complex, a mixed-use development completed in 1991 that also includes office space and street-level retail along Nicollet Mall.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel on a couch indoors. — A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel sits on a couch indoors. The breed originated in the United Kingdom and is known for its expressive eyes and affectionate temperament.

Chestnut and white Cavalier King Charles Spaniel resting its head on a couch cushion indoors. — The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a toy breed developed in England, named for King Charles II, whose fondness for the small spaniels made them fixtures of the royal court in the 17th century. The breed carries blenheim, tricolor, black-and-tan, and ruby coat variations, with the chestnut-and-white pattern shown here classified as blenheim. Adults typically weigh between 13 and 18 pounds, making them one of the larger toy breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club. Bred originally as lap companions rather than working dogs, they remain popular household pets valued for their affectionate temperament.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel resting on a couch. — A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel rests on a couch. The breed originated in England and was developed as a companion dog, favored by King Charles II and other members of the aristocracy.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel portrait with large eyes and long ears. — Cavalier King Charles Spaniel portrait with a close view of the dog’s face and long ears. The breed is known for its large eyes and compact build.

A brown stray dog scavenges through discarded plastic bags and trash on a nighttime Mexico City street. — Stray dogs are a common sight on the streets of Mexico City, where an estimated population in the millions lives without owners, according to city animal welfare estimates. Many survive by scavenging food waste left outside restaurants, storefronts, and market stalls. Mexico City's government has run sterilization and adoption campaigns for decades to manage the street dog population, though enforcement and resources vary by neighborhood. Discarded plastic bags and food scraps left curbside overnight remain a primary food source for animals living outside the formal shelter system.

Brown and white dog cooling off in a water fountain in Greensboro, North Carolina. — A pit bull mix wades into a public fountain along a downtown Greensboro street, tongue out and soaking in the water. Downtown fountains like this one typically double as public art and informal cooling spots during warmer months, drawing both people and pets. The surrounding sidewalk planters and street furniture suggest a pedestrian-oriented commercial district designed for foot traffic.

Reddish-brown dachshund wearing a collar with bell sits on hardwood floor. — A dachshund wears a decorative collar with a bell attached. Dachshunds were originally bred in Germany for hunting badgers, their long bodies and short legs developed to navigate underground burrows. Today they are popular companion animals worldwide.

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