S.F.'s Top Dogs

Meet Henrik the golden retriever mix, experiencing an identity crisis. His owner Will Cannell sells JL Modular, a modular building for education, hospitality, and residential. He's finding great work opportunities up in wine country, looking into doing visitors' centers. Henrik comes along for the ride and to pollinate Napa flowers.

This cute little co-pilot belongs to Barbara Mondani Wells, Simeon Commercial Properties' VP of property management. Bolt is two and a half in this photo, which in people years means he's just about ready to switch seats with Barb and take the wheel.

Here's Lulu, zipping across Ocean Beach where her owners live (one is Brian Veit, principal at The PRES Cos). Life's clearly a beach for Lulu, but what made Brian happy this year? His company purchased 420 Taylor St, which currently houses mega tenant PracticeFusion. Brian might want to think about moonlighting as a photog; he says this stellar iPhone shot has no filters or enhancements.

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