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My nephew plays fetch at a family picnic

Olly and Max.

1st time on the beach for Olly and 1st time playing ball.

:-)

At the British Wildlife Centre, Newchapel, Surrey; Senior Keeper Izzy feeds the red deer, at the afternoon talk 'Eric', the stag, stands in anticipation..

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9" x 14" full-size image cropped from the original: "Forever-Friends"

  

Copyright 2005 by Doug Kreuger

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These days Stella is playing a lot of fetch outside. In her beginning, she would only play inside.

Pictures of our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle Mix: Betty the Cavapoo. Taken with one AB-800 in a light box front, using a Nikon AF-S DX 17-55mm f/2.8G IF-ED with a D90.

A charming apparition of a living person? Or would you prefer to say a fetching fetch?

One of the methods of training the fetch command is using two toys in a bait and switch routine. The toys must be identical and something the dog enjoys playing with. Starting with the dog on a leash, hide one of the toys on your person and throw the other a short distance after showing it to your pet. Release the dog from the leash and say "fetch" or whatever cue word you choose. The dog will chase after the toy and, most likely, will pick it up. When the animal starts to return with the first toy, produce the hidden one.

 

The animal will likely drop the toy they are carrying in favour of the new toy. When this happens, wait for the dog to return to you and be reattached to the leash before throwing the new toy. After throwing the new toy, say "fetch" while releasing the animal to give chase. While your dog is chasing the new toy, run and retrieve the first toy. Repeat this process several times using the fetch command.

Dog having fun on the beach at Weston-super-Mare

Our pomerian Mlerlin really wants you to play with his piggy toy

shot using lomo fisheye film camera

labradors are so obedient!

After this walk Buddy needed a bath - he was Covered in mud !

When he was dried, his coat was a mass of tight black soft curls. He is so handsome.

Ears flapping in the wind.

As luck would have it, these dogs came onto the beach with their owners to play fetch in the snow when I was there taking landscape photos. They took turns picking up the ball and running back with it. The wavy lines in the background is Lake Ontario. Humber Bay Park East beach, Toronto, Canada.

Taken for #AStrokeOfLuck #flickrfriday

Our Daily Challenge: Fast n' Slow

Not our dog. He was with his owner swimming in Puget Sound near Tacoma WA.

 

kaylee (aka Kitty) and Bama (aka dog ) watching the sunset in northport Michigan.

I was taking some shots of Monck running while Graeme was throwing the kong, I didn't realise I'd got a shot of the airborne Kong. I love the look of determination on Moncks face.

  

Taken on a boat tour by Atlantis Marine World Aquarium, Riverhead, Long Island, New York.

Toby doing what Toby does best - playing fetch, that is...

 

121 Pictures in 2021 - #103. Trailing

 

... the ball, at least until he catches up to it.

Dog playing fetch on New Brighton beach

My dog likes to play fetch. I throw the ball, he chases after it, then seems to think I'll go fetch him.

The most graceful canine in the territory.

Buddy retrieves a duck decoy for Kraig Kaatz at William W. Powers State Recreation Area in Chicago.

Abby and Flanders playing fetch.

Our Daily Challenge - September 24, 2017 - "Capturing Natural Light"

 

Daily Dog Challenge 2153. "The Great Outdoors"

 

Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog

This is a typical game my guys like to play at the beach. One kicks a volley ball into the surf while the other two chase it. I don't get why they think it's fun - but they do.

Nicky threw, Sam fetched. It was an arrangement they both enjoyed.

Tolland, Mass. ?

the friendly bitch at Blue Moon, Hikkaduwa

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