Does Not Compute

I. Am. Robo Dog. I. Am. The. Future. My micromechanism technology is programmed to perfectly obey with superior arf-arfiticial intelligence. Nothing can go wrong …go wrong …go wrong …gooo wrooong


Affirmative, Furrtographer Josh N.

31 comments … read them below or add one

  1. mie says:

    What is this “snorgle” you speak of, human?

  2. savvy_geek says:

    Um, did anyone click on Josh N.’s link? LOL Looks like he might specialize in bear photography?

  3. Rachael says:

    I been HYP-notized!

    The eyes, they own my soul. ♥♥♥

  4. Saffron says:

    When the rise of the machines happens, I will gladly opey this robodoggeh!

    • Saffron says:

      Opey? *sigh* I meant ‘obey’.
      I wonder if bying new shoes will help my typing. I think it is important to test this hypothesis right now!

  5. Gigi says:

    Just what do you think you’re doing, Dave?

  6. mjzke4 says:

    I can hear the transmissions from the adorable ear antennas (antennae? multiple antenna) already…

  7. jakepets says:

    The perfect trio of whiskers coming out of RoboQte’s chin are clearly an electronic sensor array. Designed to put OUR senses in disarray from Teh Qte!!

  8. Josh Norem says:

    Here’s what the rest of her looks like! She’s up for adoption in San Francisco at Animal Care & Control! http://i.imgur.com/naWBB.jpg

    • tracylee says:

      baahhahaha that’s quite a pose, little lady!

    • Rachael says:

      Hubba hubba. :)

      I’d scoop up that pup in a heartbeat if I was closer (and could have a third dog where I live). She’s gorgeous!

    • trixandsam says:

      What a sassy pose! Totally come hither!

    • jakepets says:

      Thanks for supporting/promoting SF’s Animal Care and Control agency … sadly, when a group like the SFSPCA wears a giant “no-kill” white hat and collects tons of money to build a state-of-the-art facility (which is truly wonderful, of course, don’t get me wrong), the result is often that city agencies end up wearing the black hat, despite all the good work THEY also do. Yay for all the groups that get homeless creatures off the streets and into forever homes … and BOOP to this darling little girl!

  9. NurseNoir says:

    I’m almost afraid to ask how she came to have scalloped ears. What a sweet little thing, with the short legs, raspberry-able belleh and pursed lips all ready for kissing! I will love her and snorgle her and call her Edith.

  10. wannadance says:

    GIGI: Dave’s not home…

    but there is always Fearful Symmetry

  11. fleurdamour says:

    She’s a mixed breed-Chihuahua and Sleestak.

  12. Rebecca says:

    Josh, your pix are amazing and your time/talent shared on behalf of the animals is truly appreciated!

  13. NurseNoir says:

    An elder-dog… *SNIFF!* I can’t stand it when older animals end up homeless. I hope the best old-dog lovers EVER take her home and pamper her shamelessly. This lil’old wee bit deserves the best of everything (as they all do.)