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Sadie bringing back the tennis ball we threw for her. This was also taken on Sadie's Picture Day not long after I got my Nikon Coolpix L22.
As hard as we tried, Deni never seemed to grasp the concept of "fetch." He would run and retrieve a thrown object, but would keep it for himself rather than give it to a silly human. Here he bites a stick into small pieces.
Midsummer's party at Bar Eden with a bit unexpected theme: the revise of an old classic of northern Italy: the Spritz. With some recipes a bit fetched as that the cucumber Spritz ... ;-D
Aperitivo di mezza estate al bar Eden con un tema un po' inatteso: la rivisitazione di un vecchio classico del nord Italia: lo #Spritz. Con alcune ricette un po' azzardate come quella al sapore di #cetriolo... ;-D
Chocolate Lab at the Port Hope beach, back on Oct. 1/2011.
Her name is Cloe... fast, strong dog, and would chase the stick for hours.
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My tom cat Winnie loves to play fetch with these fuzzy balls. I throw them and he brings them back. I woke up this morning with him dropping this ball on my head with hopes that I would get up and feed him. Even as I type he's trying to have me play. Normally he's too fast for me to catch him with a ball in his mouth.
I could see the dog and his owner playing fetch on the beach. I couldn't see screen on camera clearly so just pointed in general area where dog was and hoped for the best. took 2 shots and one was this.
If I'd sat there all day waiting to get a shot like this I'd still be there now.
Well, when I say fetch, I mean "Chase!" ... it's not as if he's actually going to bring it back.
Oh, and this is Angel Woods ... the BEST place to walk a dog on Montreal Island
Riley will practically tie himself into knots trying to get the ball.
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The idiom definition - a chaotic situation.
When Bogart plays fetch, he must put the ball back in our hand to receive his treat. Food is all the motivation Bogart needs. . . although, when Kevin held his hand farther away from his body so I could get a photograph without including more of him, Bogart started dropping the ball where Kevin's hand used to be. I guess he didn't quite get it. LOL. But he did learn, as you can see.
[SOOC, f/1.4, ISO 1600, shutter speed 1/160, +2 EV]