Black dogs are beautiful, but they are tough to photograph and even tougher to get adopted. One thing that helps with the photographs at least is the green grass and buttercups of spring.
Ted is our current foster black dog and I think he is being overlooked by many potential adopters because he's just a plain, black dog. But Ted is crate and house trained, he's good with other dogs, he sticks to you like glue, comes when called, and is just an all around great dog, a really nice boy.
I've written about the black dog problem many times, often with pictures showing just how stunningly beautiful they are, especially against a background of green spring grass and yellow buttercups:
Black dogs I have known and loved (some of them)
Black dogs, green grass, and buttercups
Most of these posts feature two of my favorite pictures of black dogs, showing Gigi and Felix.
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