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Molly one of our dogs who is a beautiful Black Labrador, on the trampoline.
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This scene is now the wallpaper on my computer. I saw it on a jigsaw in a shop window. Pleased with the shot because I had thought the window would wash out all the colours. Thats the great thing about digital. It costs nothing to risk a few shots.
Spring arrives later in Labrador. These eggs, discovered in the streamside bushes along a caribou path, were still unhatched in late June. This nest construction is exquisite.
Because of difficulties with transport - they were too big to fit in a car - I ended up lugging the damn things to Leeds myself, nearly skewering little old ladies as I got on and off crowded buses and causing considerable confusion until I finally got them in the guard's van on the train. Another confusion arose getting them off the train and transporting them to JL's home [He was still in Labrador taking care of equipment at this point]. As I proudly marched through the front gate holding the precious antlers aloft, his wife who happened to be looking out of the window as I arrived, yelled out "You're not bringing that thing in here!!". I don't know if he ever managed to get his great trophy to where he wanted to put it....
Looking east towards Tully on this morning fall hike in Tully. andyarthur.org/photos/labrador/media5665.html
We have three dogs - and I cannot move without them in tow! This is Kira the black labrador. She will be four in January. In 2007 she was one of the dogs that was diagnosed with acute kidney failure after consuming a brand of dog food which was subsequently found to have been contaminated with melamine. The melamine was found in corn gluten (imported from China) used in the product.
Pets that had been diagnosed with melamine-associated renal disease were hospitalised and treated with intravenous fluid infusions and diuretics in an attempt to flush the offending material out of the kidney. Kira was hospitalised for 11 days.
Royal Canin SA was very supportive and paid for her medical treatment at the time and also provides us with vouchers for food indicated for her condition.
Kira is my shadow. She loves playing with a tennis ball and don't think you can escape this twice-daily activity! She throws the ball at you when it's playtime, if you're lucky it lands on your lap, but the aim is your face, just so that there be no misunderstanding of what she expects!
Update: Kira was put to sleep on 9 February 2012. She had just turned 6. Her kidneys (which were but a tenth of the normal size as a result of the melamine poisoning) failed to process the medication she had to get after she had contracted hookworm and she was literally poisoned. Despite valiant efforts by the vets which have treated her since the melamine poisoning her condition continued to deteriorate and we could not let her suffer any further. She was a very special dog and we miss her terribly....