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Bracebridge Pool, lThe Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield

Sunset Fun With Reno & A Couple Of Friends..

Askum, and Focus playing a little fetch in the garden :)

Brighton Beach

Brooklyn, NY

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That moment when the thrower, the ball and the dog all come together in perfect harmony, silhouetted against the sunlit waterline.

Paddy & Mist don't need to fetch things as they have an Elk that does that task ... here Elk is looking for the wee bit of heather stalk that went quite a way downwind when thrown

The water of Lake Tahoe is quite clear — clear enough to see the pebbles on the lake bed. Scientists tell us that this is due to the zooplankton keeping everything clean.

Yep, its Rexy the skeleton dinosaur from Night at the Museum! My 6th build for the 3rd round of Iron Forge. The seed part is used 8 times - 4 for teeth and 4 for spines. I wasn't sure at first whether to do this build as I don't have any of the seed piece in white - and skeletons are usually portrayed as white. But when looking a pictures I found most dino skeletons usually range between grey and black, so I decided to do it after all! And yes, I know the Larry Daley minifigure isn't great, but it was the best I could build with what I had...

I spent a lovely Easter Monday at the Roe Valley Country Park in Limavady.

 

And watched this gorgeous Retriever dog doing what they do best.... retrieving!!!

 

He bounced into the water so many times after that stick and I just about managed to get a couple of shots in focus. It looked a bit cold to me!

 

Sorry I've not been active on Flickr for a while. I will try to pop in now and again to see your stuff, but I think I'll be a bit "on and off" for now.

 

Take care, hope you all had a lovely Easter and cheering up now that the weather's starting to warm up.... a little....

 

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I've previously mentioned that black skimmers exhibit behaviors similar to those of dogs--a yipping/barking call (like a small dog) and resting prone with chin on ground/sand. And here's another. I mean, is there really that much difference between what's pictured here and this?

Llyn Trawsfynydd, Wales. This man-made lake is sited next to a Nuclear Power Station.

My Boxer Nova loves carrying a small stick on her walk! 😂

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Meet Hamlet, the new member of the family. It only took about 50 shots to get this one. I'm going to get a lot of practice with fast moving mdels.

A long time ago in a toy box far, far away...

 

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Uglydog liked romping through the grass while playing fetch with Abima.

SQL's found a fun way to keep fit and keep cool :o)

Crosby Beach Another Place Expedition with Warrington District Camera Club

 

Anyone remember "Spot The Ball"? This is an easy version :D

Our Daily Challenge - Apr 14, 2019: "Open Sesame..."

 

My Golden Retrievers have all been natural retrievers - no training required to get them to bring thrown balls back.

 

Getting them to release the ball thereafter?

 

Well, that's a different story.

 

Since I play retrieve for my fun and their exercise, I choose the Lazy Woman's Way... I use two balls.

 

The instant they release the one in their mouth I throw the one in my hand.

 

Yes, the first few days I spend more time standing there with a slimy ball in hand than I do throwing it, but these are smart dogs and they soon catch on.

 

I'm sure purists would not be impressed, but it works.

 

Eventually, they've all come to realize the game works MUCH better when they drop the ball as soon as they return, as shown here, with Toby dropping the one in his mouth as he comes roaring up to me.

 

If you look close you can even see the spit!

 

Once they get the idea, I add a hand signal, and soon I've "trained" a Drop command!

 

Daily Dog Challenge 2715. "A Different Point of View"

 

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This cloud was spotted by my daughter. I just had to stop and get a shot of it.

You don't really expect to see him swimming in a pool that doesn't have a deep end, do you??...LOL!

 

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Our boy's playing fetch at the park.

 

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Meg having loads of fun at the beach fetching this bit of seakelp in and out of the waves.Very eco friendly no ball or stick required.

A long time ago in a toy box far, far away....

Dog at the dog park playing fetch.

Kennington Cove, Louisbourg, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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Wandelaars trotseren de zandstorm op het Zuiderstrand van Den Haag; de hond is kennelijk afgeleid door de fotograaf :-)

Walkers facing the elements during a sand storm on The Hague's south beach; the dog is apparently distracted by the photographer :-)

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