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Pip is officially my mother's dog and she's been fantastic for Mum.
But Pip can't live at the nursing home, she has to live with me.
I have just taken her to say Good Bye to her "Nana Betty"….
She is very sweet, loyal, happy, buoyant in nature, quick to learn good and bad habits, watches the TV, and sits beside me, to look at all your doggy photos on the computer.
She is also very good at waiting…
We are all waiting….
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Pip, the barn owl.
From the OffShoot outing to Bellewstown Racecourse, earlier this year courtesy of Newgrange Falconry.
I changed the lighting on this and unfortunately it resembled a cut-out so the lighting set-up was ditched. The close up of this is also on this photostream.... the teeth have not been whitened other than from the flash.
Another shot of Pip that I really had to work on to get a decent result. She can be so hard to shoot.
I love, Love, LOVE Pip Studio, and was lucky enough to recently acquire some lovely new bedding at a bargain price in the January sales and some cutesy mugs to brighten up every tea-time :)
Pip fast asleep with Teddy (Another toy), after she had been busy ripping his stuffing (& squeaker out).
Don`t bother me,ZZZZZZ I`m sleeping,ZZZZZZZ. . . ZZZZZZZZ
Pip often can be found snoring (loudly) & then trying to run in her sleep,or sticking an ear up to listen.
She never fails to make me smile.
Pip is 60 years old and does not look more than 2 yrs old. He has been well cared for by Kirsty since she got him all those years ago
Just when we wanted to reveal what dear Henry had spotted yesterday, Little Pip jumped in front of the lense and started waving.
He had realized that a new although only "borrowed" camera was in used and he didn't want to miss the opportunity to be pictured in even higher quality than usual :-)
Pip pip!