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Not sure of the breed, maybe an Akita. Picture taken in Fry's Electronics parking lot in Downers Grove Illinois.
Cats drool...
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Pentax ME Super camera
SMC Pentax-M 50mm f/1.7 lens
Ilford HP5 Plus 35mm film
Developed in ID11
Lily and I have gone back to school and we're currently working on wait. She's pretty good but I still get that look of wait what did you say?
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For my brothers birthday we took him dog sledging, where you are pulled along on huskies, they are beautiful animals!
My lovely dog Harry met his brother on our local beach yesterday, Harry doesn't look too impressed ,lolx
so the neighbors in front of me got evicted and they left their 6 dogs behind. 2 adults and 4 puppies. they've been there for about 4 days now with no food. so today me and my mom went over there to go check out what's going on, and the dogs are thin and the adult grey female in this pic and a black pup are very skiddish, but the others are ok. I gave them some much needed attention and filled up some bowls with water and we fixed them up some rice with meat. i swear i have never seen dogs eat so fast before. so now their tummy's are full but we still have a problem...what to do with them? animal control doesnt care (we live out in the "sticks") and i cant find any rescues that will take them. so if they're not gone by tomorrow then im going to post an ad on craigslist about them and hopefully some people will come forth and take these dogs home. that's all i can do for them i cant keep them myself i have no space and not enough money to feed all of them. so if you live around the houston area and you're interested in one or know of anyone that may take them, then PLEASE let me know! thanks.
A very active and energetic Vizsla female. The owner told me she is primarily used now for duck and wild bird hunting, as they are pointers they disturb the birds and then the hunters do their thing.
The Vizsla's history likely dates back to about the 10th century or earlier. The breed descended from hunting dogs that were developed in the region of Europe that later became known as Hungary. Fine tuned over hundreds of years as excellent hunters and superior companions, Vizslas possess the traits of both pointers and retrievers.
The Vizsla was not brought to the US until the 1950s, in part due to World War II. The breed was officially registered with the AKC in 1960.
Experimental portrait shot with the Fuji X-Pro 1 and the 18 - 55 mm lens. Taken in the back of the car, somewhere on the M8 Glasgow-ish. f/4.0, 1/60 s, iso 3200.