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Dog Statues (page 2) |
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Sun Spot Denver, CO |
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This Sun Spot sculpture is 20 feet tall and stands next to the Denver Animal Shelter. The dog is composed of 90,000 stainless steel dog tags over wire mesh. The sculpture was created by Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan. It was installed in 2011 and is lit at night with LED bulbs of various colors. There is also a giant dog collar installed inside the shelter's lobby. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map] |
The Picnic Denver, CO | |||
The Picnic was created by Gerald Heffernon and installed in 2009. The bronze sculpture was inspired by 18th century paintings with picnic themes. The two dogs in the middle appear to be Salukis. The other two dogs might be sighthounds or possibly Vizslas. [map] |
Play Bow Greeley, CO |
Annie the Railroad Dog Fort Collins, CO |
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The Play Bow dog sculpture is installed in Island Grove Regional Park. It was created by Don Kennell from fiberglass and steel. The 23-foot-tall sculpture was installed in 2016. [map]
Annie the Railroad Dog is installed in front of the Old Town Library. Annie, a mixed-breed dog, was adopted by railroad workers in 1934 and greeted passengers at the train depot until she passed away in 1948. This bronze sculpture is about 2 1/2 feet tall and was created by Dawn Weimer in 1997. [map] |
Great Dane Northglenn, CO |
Great Dane Galveston, TX |
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This Great Dane bronze sculpture in Northglenn is entitled "High Four." It was created by Louise Peterson. She has created dozens of them with cropped ears and natural ears, as well as female versions. The one in Northglenn has been there since at least 2007. There are at least three others on public display in Greenville, SC, Loveland, CO, and Chattanooga, TN. For more, see this website. [map]
This Great Dane sculpture in Galveston was carved by Dayle Lewis from a live oak tree which had been destroyed during Hurricane Ike in 2008. The sculpture was modeled after Hunter, the dog that lives on the property. The sculpture is dressed up for various holidays. [map] |
More Colorado:
Great Dane (Loveland) Connecticut:
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Dog Winter Haven, FL |
Labrador Retriever North Fort Myers, FL |
Golden Retriever Sarasota, FL |
This Dog in Winter Haven stands in front of Little Wolfe's Pet Resort. It appears to be a Cocker Spaniel. The statue has been there since at least 2008. [map]
This bronze Labrador Retriever is installed at the Judd Park Pooch Park. It has been there since at least 2007. For more, see this website. [map] This Golden Retriever was installed sometime after 2019. [map] |
Dog and Cat Lake City, FL | |||
These Dog and Cat statues were installed around 2018 in front of the Caring Hands Animal Hospital. [map] |
Propane Dog Key West, FL |
Molecular Dog Winter Park, FL |
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The Propane Dog, also known as a Molecular Dog, was built in 2008 by Robert Chambers. The sculpture is made from coral boulders and stainless steel. [map]
The bronze Molecular Dog was also built by Robert Chambers in 2008. It was cast at the American Bronze Foundry in Sanford. It is installed in Shady Park. Chambers' dogs are based on the carbon molecular structure of propane. His Fructose Molecule sculpture is located in Tampa, FL. [map] |
More Florida:
Brownie the Town Dog (Daytona Beach) |
dog statue McLeansboro, IL |
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The dog statue in McLeansboro is located at the McCoy Memorial Library. It is about twice life size. The statue has been here since at least the 1960s. Does anyone know more about it? For more, see this website. [map] |
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