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Always thought this was a funny pix :)
Have a great week
not taken by me though - my parents took this in sweden.....
Some Pharaoh hounds do have a tendency to be squint-eyed, just like Siamese cats. Normally Pippi doesn't squint this much - I think it might have something to do with getting a camera stuck up in her face :).
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as most favorited.
Chi-Chi is not amused to be wearing the Mardi Gras mask, but she did pose for me long enough to get this photo. She is such a good doggy!
Shamu crushing one bear's dream of being in the show.
Best empathized at a Large Size - and on black
Sea World - San Diego, CA
"But, Jeeves, I wanted to wear my tiara today!"
(Okay, so don't notice the extra hand in the picture...)
I've been getting a lot of views from an "unknown source". If you've recently (March 2012) found this on a website, and clicked through, I'd appreciate you leaving a comment or dropping me a mail so I can verify where the views are coming from and if it's legit or not.
Much appreciated.
Dedicated to charlie*sedanayasa who posted my first testimonial today.
Thank you charlie.
Explore - highest position #43.
Little Blondie (aka Notch) squints, tenses, but doesn't budge when the jay tries to scare her off with his flurry of wings. Which reminds me, why do I think all the doves are female and all the jays are male? Why do dogs seem masculine and cats seem feminine? Enquiring minds want to know. :)
Does this make you hungry? Really? Perhaps it's because you're a patriot and he's wrapped in the American flag. Look at the way his tounge is out. Clearly he's in a happy state of anticipation.... but is wienie man thrilled he's going to be eaten, or thrilled he's about to eat himself? Either way he's nuts. Look how big that thing is!
I am sooooooo thrilled! I have the most interesting hotdog man on flickr!
Caught this one sticking its tongue out - it seemed to really like laying upside down.
Taken at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
Singa to the left are trying to eat a bit of Pippi or the other way around. They are both healthy happy pharaohounds :). Sorry 'bout my feet or be sorry for them.... :)
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite.
UFO! For rent! 2br 1ba, appliances, incl. hyperdrive and gamma transmogrifier. No pets.
Rumor has it these were novelty guest houses in the UFO-crazed 1950's. When driving on highway 12 along the Outer Banks near Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, you will certainly do a double-take when you see this!
I've seen a lot of pix of other dogs sleeping this way, so I thought why not show that my dogs are weird too (as if you didn't know already :)). Here is our Pharaoh Hound Singa taking a nap - with her eyes open, as usual. No white or red showing this time, thank you.... :)
RELAX...I'm only gonna wing him a little...nothing permanently disabling.
I’ll probably get coal again for this.
Just like a besooted Santa, this is best viewed Large and on Black
Merry Christmas to everyone :)
For the six word story group
Self-Portrait
Hollister, CA
Our pet squirrel, Lucky, just shoved a peanut into his mouth. The Blue Jay wants it!! Got to love Squirrels and Blue Jays♥
The Pharaoh-girls were escaping all the time since they wanted to go over to our neighbour’s dogs, so we firmly keept them indoors. For all they cared…. :). They could still keep an eye on the action and it was warmer indoors anyway.
No, she isn't dead!! She is sleeping......
The story behind this pic is quite funny. Things went very odd with this litter, Rosa (mum) had a Caesarean, there was only one puppy, Singa, and she got sick on her second day and was very close to dying so we had to stay up with her and handfeed her every 15 minutes for the next ten days. Rosa got an infection in some of her teats so we had to keep milking out all bad milk in four of them every hour and when Singa got better we had to check her so she did not suck on any of the 'bad' teats and get sick again. That part is funny now since everything got sorted.
So why is Singa sleeping like that? Rosa was confused after the sedation and did not want to sleep in the whelping box and with only one pup we let her stay in our bed in the beginning.... and later on too ;). Singa was a real crawler and if we left her on her own she would disappear in the big bed. She went in under - or in between - pillows, mattress, sheets, blankets, name it. This was scary since we could trample her or she could choke somewhere in the mess.
Since she was not staying with her mum any way, we put her in a box - this is an old cage for laboratory-mice ;), later on we bought a new big green one. She hated it and tried to crawl out, we stopped her and when finally exhausted she used to fall asleep in the most weird positions - this is one of the worst. We put some bedding in the box (folded wet-bed) but it wasn't as nice as the bed. She continued like this until she was so big and fat that the problem with her crawling around solved itself just by her size. Yes, she's still a crawler ;)
This Colobus monkey was viewing the world much the way I tend to ... it really does look better that way !!
The Where did Mr. Pendeho go? size - Large and on Black.
Unknown Vista Point off Highway 70 in Utah
November 6, 2006
I think I have to block certain websites now...
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Creo que me toca bloquear algunas páginas de internet...
Still bitter about not being cast as the "love interest" in "Mighty Joe Young"
San Francisco Zoo, California