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Dos angeles que ya no estan aqui, los perros sin hogar del campo sufren muchos peligros y sobreviven poco tiempo
Barinas, Venezuela
At the Breckenridge National ice carvings I spotted this dog with boots on to protect it's feet from the cold.
My roommate's friends brought over their gentle dogs on their way to travel to fun places this weekend.
I had the chance to see The Winery Dogs again and they did not disappoint.
Tuve la oportunidad de ver a los Winery Dogs y me impresionaron otra vez.
She's 1/2 Chihuahua and 1/2 Maltese. Tinkerbelle is 11 weeks old and is recovering from minor hernia surgery. We could have waited to take her home until her stitches were removed, but it was love at first sight and we couldn't wait.
I love meeting entrepreneurs with different ideas. Here's Doug Bratton who sells cookies for dogs. www.k9takeout.com/
Commander Canaan looked out across the barren landscape from the top of his Havoc MK1 tank. It had taken almost two weeks to cross this region, known locally as the "Desert of Bones", but at last the enemy were in sight. During that time he'd heard no complaints from his dog soldiers, but then again, they were mercenaries and mercenaries weren't paid to complain.
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This vignette was created for the Eurobricks Forbidden Animal Planet contest. The requirement of the contest was to take a LEGO animal and incorporate it as a prominent element in a science fiction setting.
Inspired by the discussion about teaching dogs to hold objects for posing, I expanded Po's repertoire to metal. As a field trial dog, she'd been trained to carry birds and bumpers over long distances, but I'd never trained her to hold small objects or metal. She is infinitely amenable.
At one stage in her "hold" training, she was taught to hold a hammer, the thought being that the asymmetric weight would teach a firm grip on birds. She still loves to hold a hammer, even if it doesn't look comfortable: