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You can now play fetch with a stick with ALL YOUR PUPPIES! They love sticks and will bring them back to you and your friends! ENJOY! Located here for sale:
As you *may* have noticed, Flynn loves toys & playing fetch... although our games are often rather slow. Flynn has the habit of taking quite a while to actually drop & leave the ball for me to throw again, once he's got it! You can see how conflicted he is: he really wants to me to throw it for him to chase but also, he wants to keep a hold of it. I can end up waiting around for a couple of minutes while Flynn repeatedly drops the ball, scoots away from it but then changes his mind at the last moment & races in to pounce on it once more.
Flynn can also be very particular about *where* the ball should be left for me to pick up & often changes its position several times, so it's in exactly the right place, before allowing me to get it. I haven't a clue how he makes the decision about precisely which spot is best (each clump of grass looks the same to me) but the place he chooses does regularly seem to be at quite a distance from me. Flynn either thinks I have magic, extendible arms or, he's perhaps hinting that I need to walk about more! Anyway, the last few months, I've been teaching him the words "closer" & "drop". I think Flynn is starting to work out that the *best* way to play a game of fetch is the traditional way: actually bringing the toy right back to my feet & giving it up quickly, so we can do it all again!
Our yard is small, but the alley between us & our neighbour is quite long. It's a good run to use for a game of fetch.
I took pictures of dogs at the beach this weekend. They all seem to enjoy it there. This one was nonstop fetching and swimming.
Sochi, my siberian Husky playing fetch in the back garden. He's mostly indifferent about sticks, but today he wanted to have some fun...
Specialist Practitioner Unit and Emergency Support Unit to the left. VW Transporter T6 HL 4motion to the right. Scottish Ambulance Service, Special Operations Response Teams (SORT) (HART)
Powerful Imperial Bombast at the Albert Memorial in Hyde Park. There are four marble sculptures at each corner, each representing a continent of the British Empire. This represents the Americas.
I love the blue of the sky every time the camera compensates for a bright and brilliant foreground. The graduated sky gives away that I took a characteristically wonky angle to get the best out of this composition .