Pug Sunday in My City by the BAY

Overlooking downtown SF. What a gorgeous day!

This is Pudge. He is twice as tall as me
and THREE times as wide. He is aptly
named

 This was my first Pug Sunday. We had intended to go LONG before this but it never happened. I am SOOOOO glad it worked out this time since I had so much fun!!! Although we got there kinda late (next time bring a MAP Mommy) there were still over 20 pugs running all over the knoll. There were PUGS of all colors and even a Puggle or two. I had a milestone day in that I actually PLAYED with some pugs! Only one or two but I did it . . . and I admit to INITIATING a butt sniff or two.

Banana. What a cool name! The pink is
a poop bag not a BOW. 'Nana is a
DUDE!

Somepuggy

Sunshine, a lot of grass to cool my PAWS and treat my sniffer. I didn't see any of my Bay Area Pals but that was okay. I met some new ones. I got lots of OOOOs and AHHHHHs because I am so cute and petite. I am not bragging, it is a fact!

I forgot this DUDE's name but he chased
me

 Alta Plaza Park has a great view of the Marina district in San Francisco. To the right (but out of sight in this picture) is Alcatraz Island where the infamous prison once stood. The buildings are there but it is not used as a prison.

 Wildflowers dotted the grass giving the knoll an almost surreal look. There were so many people with dogs of all kinds in the park. But they didn't crash the PUG gathering. They waited until after the party started to break up before they ran into OUR knoll.

 I really enjoyed Pug Sunday in San Francisco. I also got to walk around SF Japan Center which is a short ways down the hill. It had lots of neat smells and sites. And there were not a lot of dogs there and NO PUGS so I got a lot of attention from passing humans.

I may LIVE in the suburbs but part of me will always
live in THE CITY by the BAY