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A young woman playing fetch with dogs on a flooded section of the Mississippi River Levee at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Clyde and Winnie were feeling a little left out of the photostream as of late, so today the posed for me on the walk home.
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One of my pugs puppies decided to lay down in mom & dad's food bowl. It is right in front of the heat vent.
In no particular order, here are photos of my foster dogs for 2010. Two of the dogs, regrettably have passed over the Rainbow Bridge (one due to distemper, another due to injuries at its adopted owner's house). In total, I fostered 11 dogs, including the little MinPin puppy, who will be with me through Christmas. I included Chopper, whom we have adopted, because he was my foster first!
I am leaving to go to Scotland for a week and a bit tomorrow, and I am so behind on packing. Well, I actually I havn't started yet!
Rory is on my bed, as he so often is, whilst I tie up loose ends and sort things out ready to leave. Rory will be in safe hands whilst I am gone, but I will miss him, for sure. Rory is MY first dog. of course I've always grown up with dogs in the house, but he is mine, and that is huge for me. i can't tell you how much i love this guy. Well, you guys know what its like!!!
She was a true rescue. Our son brought her home as a very small, very sick puppy. We have a wonderful vet who pulled her through. She loves to play, she wiggles like a bug every morning when she first sees each of us. She can out lick any dog in the west. The only thing she bites is her dog food.
Don't know the breed of the other dog, maybe there's some Border Collie blood running thru his veins.
Hooded Plovers
under threat
Twilight Beach
Esperance
Western Australia
"Hooded Plovers nest on the beach between high water mark and the base of the foredunes.
The nest is a simple scrape in the sand.
Feral and domestic animals sometimes eat the eggs and flightless young. Vehicles and people can unknowingly crush the eggs.
Stay close to the waterline.
Help the Hooded Plover survive." info on sign
Daily Dog Challenge - 850. 2/27 "A Cut Above" - Whatever comes to mind with today's phrase, take a picture of your dog that illustrates it!
Our Daily Challenge - SCISSORS is the Topic for Thursday, 27th February, 2014
Rocky needs a trim cut above his eyebrows, but I think he would rather have the cookie!