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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Tail Up, Heart Full on a Perfect June Afternoon

Photo credit: Sherrie Stille

Today’s Dog of the Day captures everything we love about summertime in Boulder—joy, warmth, and that unmistakable sparkle of life. This beautiful pup stands proudly on a patch of lush green grass, tail pointed straight up, eyes locked with the camera, radiating confidence and curiosity. With the Colorado sun shining down and the soft breeze rustling through the leaves, this snapshot is a portrait of pure happiness.

There’s something magical about dogs in Boulder. Maybe it’s the mountain air, the friendly community, or the endless outdoor spaces to explore. Whatever it is, dogs seem to thrive here like nowhere else. Whether they’re running free in an off-leash area, hiking along Flagstaff Mountain, or splashing through Boulder Creek, you’ll notice one common trait—they’re always smiling.

Boulder is more than just dog-friendly. It’s dog-celebrated. You’ll find water bowls outside coffee shops, leash hooks outside markets, and patios full of happy pups sitting beside their people. From the North Boulder Dog Park to the peaceful paths at Wonderland Lake, there’s no shortage of tail-wagging opportunities.

Today’s featured pup reminds us of the simplest lesson dogs have to offer: joy lives in the present moment. No need for words or plans—just soft grass underfoot, sun on your back, and the people you love nearby. Dogs don’t worry about tomorrow. They live for now. And Boulder gives them the perfect stage to do just that.

This dog, standing proud with a tail held high, seems to be saying, “This is my town. This is my moment. And I love it.”That’s the kind of energy we can all carry with us into the day.

So here’s to today’s Dog of the Day—an ambassador of joy, a furry reflection of Boulder’s spirit, and a reminder that sometimes the best thing you can do is stand tall, look around, and take it all in.

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