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A smiling white-haired woman in a green vest crouches beside a white Bichon Frise on a leash at an evening farmers market. 39 / 39

Grandma Ruth Went to the Market for Vegetables. Cotton Went to Meet His Fans.

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String lights glow above the stalls as the farmers market winds into evening. Crates of potatoes, baskets of tomatoes, bundles of carrots, and pots of fresh herbs line the tables behind them, with canvas tote bags hanging ready for shoppers. Ruth has crouched down next to a pot of rosemary, smiling warmly in her green quilted vest, while Cotton sits front and center on his blue leash. His fluffy face fills the foreground, dark eyes and button nose turned toward the camera like a little celebrity greeting his fans.

Bringing a dog to a farmers market can be a lot of fun, as long as the market allows pets and your dog is comfortable in crowds. Keep your dog on a short, non-retractable leash so they do not wander into stalls or trip other shoppers. Watch for dropped food on the ground, since some items like onions, grapes, or corn cobs can be harmful if gobbled up. Bring water, especially on warm days, and take breaks in quieter spots if your dog seems overwhelmed. Small dogs can get stepped on in busy areas, so carrying them or using a stroller may help during peak times. Always clean up after your pet.

Ruth came for fresh vegetables, but it looks like Cotton is the real attraction at this market. Between the twinkling lights and the friendly faces, it is a perfect way to wrap up a busy day together.

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