GSD - The best breed
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you can have at your side is a good dog.
I was at the top of Red Mountain with Otto, watching the sun go down when I took this shot. He is such a great dog
Guarding her Fuzzy Ball. Her hip condition comes and goes, and the snowstorm and sudden, massive drop in temperatures (single digits the night before last) made yesterday particularly rough on her. She is still in good spirits though, it seems.
Not feeling well this morning . . . will get caught up on comments shortly . . . maybe later today, maybe tomorrow.
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Major (GSD) and Sandy (the Granddog) - enjoying the first snow of the season.
20171210 - Newtown, PA.
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Sadly Monday I had to say goodbye to my beautiful Poppy, it's such a hard decision to make, but deep down I know it's for the best, I couldn't bear to see her in so much pain.
The vet prescribed antibiotics last Thursday and we was hoping it was a water infection, but poor Poppy had a seizure and then her condition really deteriorated over the weekend,
My beautiful Poppy has been laid to rest in my back garden with all my other babies, under a young Holm oak tree that we planted several years ago, but we all know she is at rainbow bridge with all my best friends and she will now run free of pain.
This is Fynn! He is 5 months old and our first GSD. I have been away from the group for a couple of years now and am excited to be back. I've gotten away from dog photography for the most part but am hoping the new blood in the house gets me going again. He is the first puppy we have had in a long time and I forgot how much work they can be. Being a large dog I am trying to make it a priority to work with him on obedience so he can have a very good life. He seems to be catching on pretty well. Right now his favorite hobby seems to be playing fetch which is awesome because most of our past dogs didn't really like to play like that.
I do not know what the dare was but looks like they are out hunting... Created with Midjourney... Finished in PS...
HAPPY CATURDAY, EVERYBODY!!!!
Saxon with "his pack" on a morning outing for Biscuit's 2nd birthday this week.
First time we've been here so lots of things to investigate.
(l-r: Lotus labrador; Saxon; Treacle poodle; and Biscuit's tail end)
After taking a spill, Sandy (aka "The Taz") gets a little feisty. At about 3x her size, Major was unphased by the flash of her canines.
Actually, both were just enjoying a playful romp in the light snow... a snapshot in time doesn't always tell the whole story.
The focus speed of Nikon's 55-300mm f/4,5-5.6 glass is fairly good under bright conditions... lower light conditions are a completely different story.
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Saxon on a morning walk to the local park.
For those who don't know. This is Saxon my 4 year old German Shepherd. This will actually be his 2nd year in the 52 Weeks group, having completed it in 2013.
He is super smart, ball obsessive and possessive, but he can switch off for the most part. He is affectionate and calm away from ball play. He loves getting wet (the beach, river, duck pond or puddle) and hops up on most things I ask him to like rocks and trees for posing.
He will pose most any way or any how with the promise of the chuck-it being thrown. In fact, that may be my greatest challenge this year, capturing his natural unposed activities.
Anyway, looking forward to 2016 :-)