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taken during one of the snow storms ,I was hiding behind the battery building and noticed this dog playing in the snow.
Orion launching towards his stick on the shore of Lake Huron. He loves the water and can play fetch for a longer time than your arm has the strength to throw. Ahh... to be a 6.5yo Vizsla, again...
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I saw the man throw the ball for the dog in the distance so took this quick shot, all at the wrong settings. I intended to take a few more but that was the last throw before home time
Rot-chan plays fetch with Cookie-pang
For the Dal House Forum's quarterly banner contest: Theme - Pets
So unless that ball's got a quantum flow
The game is done until you let the tennis ball go
So be a good dog and set the ball free
So we can play fetch in reality!...
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They've got big balls in Borrego Springs...
The Courts at Anza-Borrego
286 Palm Canyon Dr.
Borrego Springs, Ca.
Toronto Beaches Winter Stations
In the Belly of a Bear by Caitlind r.c Brown, Wayne Garrett and Lane Shordee
DDC-My Job Is...
I love how my dad always fetches the ball for me and then throws it so I can get it and bring it back so he can do that again.
Shot with a Pentax MX
SMC Pentax-A 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens
Ilford HP5+ 400 film
Shot at EI 400
Developed in the Ego Lab using XTOL (1:1, 5:12 min at 87F, agitating first and each minute)
Scanned on a Coolscan 9000ED
Chaco returning a stick out of the Rio Grande, with the Sandia Mountains and a building storm as backdrop. North of Corrales.
What could be better than a nice game of fetch on a sunny Sunday afternoon? Flynn says he doesn't know!!
Flynn, despite all his behavioural issues we've had to deal with (& continue to work on!), has always been a pretty good dog to go potter about in the countryside with. He rarely strays too far ahead & his recall is great. He always keeps an eye - or an ear! - on what I'm doing... if I stop, Flynn will usually either stop too, or turn around automatically & come back to check in with me. He isn't shy with strangers, but also isn't inclined to run & jump at people & he tends to avoid other dogs. If he hears or sees something unusual, his instinct is to let me know & then usually, he'll return & let me handle it. He might chase after a squirrel, or pheasant but never tries to catch them! Flynn does love to play fetch but unlike some border collies I've met, he isn't *too* obsessive about toys - so, if I put the ball away, Flynn will happily go do "dog stuff" for a while - trotting about & sniffing.
Haha, the only thing Flynn's not so great at, (even at nearly 9yrs old), is accepting that the slow hoomans he walks with sometimes like to stop for a time! Walks are for walking after all - not lazing around! I took this near the only bench in the entire wood... The bench where I was *supposed* to be having a nice sit down & a break. Flynn did kindly...allow... me to rest my legs for a minute or two, while I gulped down a quick drink. However, it wasn't a very restful experience, as I was keenly away of Flynn's intense gaze fixed on me & the very second he saw I'd had the last sip from my cup, Flynn decided that I'd had enough of a rest now. He began hopping about & woo-wooing: "Come on, come on! We've got stuff to be doing!!". We were out with his elderly brother Barney & another hooman & like me, they both wanted to continue having a longer break, enjoying the sunshine. However somehow, at Flynn's insistence, I found myself back on my feet, playing a game of fetch, until our companions were ready to go. Judging from his up-curled tail, Flynn felt pretty pleased with himself!
DDC-Dear Diary
My parents brought me out to play ball this afternoon, it was such fun! My mom says I'm doing very well for a 14 year old.