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Saw this dog in the back of a trusk and took the opportunity with the owners permission to take a shot.

 

What a little beauty who we are told enjoys her work as springers are ever eager to please.

 

Her name is Rags.

Our "babies"!

TFL!

 

Credits:

Amber Clegg (birthday stamp, staples), Katie Pertiet (expression tapes, graphic pop grunge cluster, little bits alpha, little round tabs, stitching holes, ticketed no3), Lynn Grieveson (Shanghai kit), Lynn-Marie Favreau (mixed media papers & elements, Rhonna Farrer (Two Peas celebration kit, Photo mat fun)

Rory went to Ditton DTC Open Obedience show today and came 3rd in the KC Special Pre-Beginner Stakes ( 2nd Anything but a Collie). Then followed this by coming 2nd to a Collie in the Pre-Beginner Class.

Both he and Florence have just missed out on qualifying for the Stakes Semi Final at Discover Dog at Earls Court in November this year.

First hike on the ice!

Canon 500D + 55-250IS II

Barclay and Coco love the beach and I love my new camera!

Shot on a Voigtlander Bessaflex TM, Jupiter-9/85/2 and Fuji Acros 100.

On the warm road this dog gets his wish to just get lazy.

Pekoe was abandoned in the woods by his previous owner, left on Craig Creek Road. Like most abandoned dogs, he waited faithfully at the spot, waiting for his people to come back for him. After about five days, we were able to catch him. A year later, he finally began to trust us. Now, after four years with us, he's a happy senior boy. Hopefully, he never remembers being abandoned.

 

From the Doggy Style booth at Bay to Barkers. Check out our website at doggy-style.us/

border collie happy face

Heidi in the garden

Victorian Whore Dogs headline the April edition of the Swamp - 01.04.16

The portrait I made of Sierra in pastel on velourspaper

XA FP4+ D76 Sydney

Edwards Ringer & Bigg Cigarettes - Dog Series - 1908.

No21 Retreiver.

Snowy is a little maltese. Every dog needs a little time to breeze....

Obviously didn't put the lid of the Dog Food container on properly last night - got a shock when I went to feed the dogs this morning - this poor little soul was stuck - though wasn't in too much of a rush to escape. Should stress that no animal was harmed during the taking of this photograph ...well only my dogs who had to wait five minutes longer for breakfast.

This pitbull pup was an absolute blast. He stuck his nose right up in my camera and I got fortunate enough, seeing as I had it on automatic focus, that it chose to give me perfect detail of the nose. Regardless, it is one of my favorite pictures so far in my puppy series. He was the most photogenic of the group. Puppies really do convey some of the best emotions because they are so raw. It's quite fun to get this close.

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