Dog Walkers In Manhattan

My wife Tamara is very quick to spot photographic opportunities, and we were just getting off the bus on our way to the Met Museum when she spotted these dog walkers.

The scene was unfolding fast, as you can imagine on a Manhattan street with people walking along, so I had to grab the moment when the street was clear. I took more photos when we were in front of the walkers but this shot gives the best overall impression of the numbers – twelve dogs I think, but you can count them.

If you are going to be hired to walk a dog, I can see how it is better to walk with several of them at the same time and to go around with a co-worker who is also walking dogs.

I wonder what the dogs think of it?

dog walkers and dogs in manhattan


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8 responses to “Dog Walkers In Manhattan”

  1. Imagine if your name was Doug Walker, and apply for a job like that.

    It seems to be going pretty good for them … so many wills, they could start to go in all different directions.

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    1. Haha – one one could definitely use Doug Walker as a nom-de-plume for the job. I agree about the dogs – such good behaviour 🙂

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  2. Splendid shot 🙂

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    1. Thank you – much appreciated, Nick. 🙂

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  3. Great shot and yes, I counted 12….that’s a lot of dogs together in one place, hope they all behave!

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    1. Yes, I can imagine the tangle of leads if they get frisky. 🙂

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  4. Swarming dogs! Actually dogs are pack animals and usually very social. These pups are probably thrilled to see their friends for a bit instead of boring 4 walls….although it seems the choice of routes always leaves someone unhappy?

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    1. Yes, that’s it. Out with dog friends for a walk in Manhattan. What could be nicer.

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