Calling all dog lovers!

 


🐾✨ After, my usual 4 am wake up routine involving cycling, meditation and Bhagwad Gita, I am finally back to some editing and blogging. Just finished editing some beautiful captures from the recent dog show! Each of these amazing dogs told their own story through their eyes and expressions. 🐶❤️


Calling all dog lovers! Which one is your favorite? Drop a comment below and share your love for our furry friends. Let's celebrate these wonderful companions together! 🐕📸

































Hope you enjoyed viewing the pics just as much as I enjoyed clicking and seeing them live. 

Ashutosh Tewari


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