Stanley

Sssebastian is ssslithering back into the ssstudio with a sssuper ssspecial, sssurprise sssojourner. 

Meet Stanley, a ball python snake. 

My initial reaction to Stanley was to bark, spin in a circle, run out of the room, and then to quickly run back in to have another look. Suffice to say, I was a little surprised to see a snake at the studio. 

Once I settled down though, I slowly inched my way closer to say hello to Stanley. Lucky for me, I had just finished reading the entire Harry Potter series (…..for the fourth time) and so I was completely refreshed and up-to-date on the habits and communication methods of snakes. When I say lucky, I mean really lucky because Stanley (who is actually a girl) turned out to be quite charming, sweet and gentle, and absolutely lovely to chat with. She was so sweet I felt the need to apologize for my reaction after first seeing her, but with a flick of her tail she hissed “It’s okay…..sss….” and all was forgiven. Turns out, it’s the hard knock life for a snake. Everyone’s always scared of them, no matter how sweet or friendly they are. Indiana Jones put it best when he said, “Snakes. Why’d it have to be snakes?”. Well I say, “Why not spiders instead? “. We can all agree that spiders are terrifying, so let’s be afraid of them instead, and leave the snakes alone.

Enjoy some photos of Stanley below, and don’t forget to check out the Jason KB Photo facebook page!

-Sebastian  


Hank and Zero

Well helloooo to you. It’s the one, the only – SEBASTIAN!

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a pampered princess dog? Always having perfectly coifed hair fur, neatly manicured paws and access to all the latest and greatest veterinary beauty treatments? You probably said ‘no’, but I definitely have wondered what that would be like, and thanks to a recent guest to the Jason KB studio, I got the chance to learn a little bit more about the luxurious lifestyle that I covet so much. 

Meet Hank and Zero, dogs with a vet for an owner. Vet pets are universally acknowledged as the ‘lucky ones’ amongst the dogs of the world. They’ve got it made and they spend their time living the good life. I bet they don’t have to write blog posts for their owner’s photography studio in exchange for treats. Lucky. 

However, in Hank and Zero’s defense, they were not in the least bit spoiled. Hank is the little puppy Boston terrier mix, and Zero is the sleek and beautiful greyhound-pit bull cross. Hank was extremely energetic and playful and tired me out after about five minutes of rousing ball-chasing. Zero is a much more demure lady and was very gentle and polite the entire time. It truly was a treat to have them at the studio. 

Speaking of treats, Jason owes me one. 

Enjoy some photos of Hank and Zero below. For even more photos of the this delightful duo, check out the Jason KB Photo facebook page. 

Sebastian 


Jason KB and the City - Trinity Bellwoods

Welcome back to Jason KB and the City!

Last time, we told you all about the Bloor West Village Animal Hospital and the lovely Jason KB art on display there. This week, it’s time to head to Trinity Bellwoods and The Dog Bowl.

The ravine in Trinity Bellwoods Park, also sometimes referred to as the dog bowl, plays home to an off-leash dog park that is super popular with residents and visitors alike. Just north of the park, across Dundas St. West, is where you’ll find The Dog Bowl.

The Dog Bowl carries a variety of natural pet products from leading eco-friendly North American- made brands. The Dog Bowl prides itself on being able to locally source as many of their products as possible and they’re happy to help you, and your pet, find just the right product. The Dog Bowl is fairly new to Trinity Bellwoods, so why not head on down to Trinity Bellwoods Park with your furry companion for a day of fun and sun and then stop by The Dog Bowl afterwards? Don’t forget to check out the Jason KB Photo art display while you’re shopping and be sure and say ‘Hi!’ from us!

The Dog Bowl 
984 Dundas St. West, Toronto, ON
M6J 1W6
416-645 - BOWL (2695)

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