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Die ganze Rasselbande meiner Schwägerin zu Besuch bei uns im Garten.
All of the "rattle-gang" from my sister-in-law in my garden
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.
They were 11 days old when I took this shot. Sadly one of them went back to Heaven a few days ago. The others seem to be healthy and they all have a hearty appetite!
An enjoyable day on the undergrad sea level field trip. Somehow I ended up with a dog at one point - this is proof it didn't eat me!
Sorry Tasha, this had to beat the Extra Tuffs photo!
The engine to many of my distractions, these two are usually hovering about when I've got a camera...or the TV remote...or food.
This was the first meeting of Beanie (left) and JayJay.
Beanie was a little apprehensive but she got over it quickly.
Cooper was resting and Ruby walked up and flopped as close to him as she could get. Cooper is not the snuggly type so when his head came up, I thought he would move but luckily my camera was within reach.
Dachshund (old fashioned). Dachshunds used to have longer legs. Over the years, selective breeding gave them shorter legs more suited to going down burrows, but this has now been taken to extremes by breeders of show Dachshunds. The modern show dogs have legs so short the dogs have become unsuitable for working.
Bandit is the largest of our three dogs, he is about 40 lbs and a rescue from the state of Tennessee. We adopted him in August 2005. He is a total sweetheart and a very good dog.
As you can see, I'm having fun with the new camera. :)
My Tundra Winds dogs "holding in there" at the Samoyed National Specialty in Topeka, KS last week! The old guys won Veteran's classes and made me tear up with pride. Thanks, Lorrie and Anne for those wins. Skyrocket, Nikki and Icer are such wonderful, precious dogs! How I remember when I held you, newborn, in my hands, and watched your first breath, your first steps!!