Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too
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With her "cousin" Digger, on Anzac Day. I had him for the whole day. He was exhausted, I was exhausted, Ruby thought it was all terribly exciting. It has to be said that within an hour of being at our place, he was sitting by the front door. I managed to convince him that we weren't that bad.
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My beloved.
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English dogs on guard, in the village of Cookham Dean.
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Oh, white boxers! We had two as part of our dog park - a brother and a sister. Feeney died a couple of years ago - breed related heart issues - but Falco boy is still with us.
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Danielle, in reply to
I was once walking her (on a lead) and she was plodding along boringly. We came around a corner and another pedestrian actually *screamed* at the sight of her! In west Auckland! I therefore assume she is scary-looking. Or possibly hideous. ;)
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Schnauzer-ette
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I reckon all the dogs here at capture so far are extremely good looking. :)
Seeing as we have been on the subject of dogs that have moved on, I’d like to put up our friend and my partners brothers dog. Both John , the owner,( who we lost in 2009) and Sophie, the dog (who we all lost in 2007) are spiritually together in our hearts. -
Jackie Clark, in reply to
No, no, no. People are just very silly around dogs, sometimes. I remember when that whole Carolina Anderson thing went down. People were VILE. Crossing the road, and screaming, and carrying on, quite frankly, like idiots. Hideous behaviour.
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Point Chev siblings Jack and Irie, beagle/foxy hybrids and local celebrities...
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Hebe, in reply to
My pretty Kara has no fear factor at all; passers-by smile at her good-natured huffing on our walks.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Excellent. What else can they do? :)
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Richard Stewart, in reply to
Jack's best performance to date was stealing a cooked chicken from a picnic rug at Pt Chev beach. He ran through at full throttle and disappeared into the trees before anybody had time to react.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Too too cute - and Sof, your namesake is gorgeous.
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This is Murphy, an Irish Whitten terrier. The biggest softest sook out. He is Irie and Jacks cousin and came to stay for 6 weeks, soon got put in his place. He loves dress ups as the only dog of an only child, he will let her do anything to him.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
I don't even know what to say! Gorgeous.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
This is again Chelsea. You do know they named an Hotel after this girl ?
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Jack’s best performance to date was stealing a cooked chicken from a picnic rug at Pt Chev beach.
Oh excellent. like to hear stuff like that. Putting those in their place eh? :)
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Just looking at Keith Ng's graph. Very good. Go students. Kids paper runs? For Fucks sake! Retrospective? It is now cruelty. No confidence.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Point Chev siblings Jack and Irie
Excellent, textbook river crossing technique.
.This is Murphy, an Irish Whitten terrier
Something Wookie this way comes....
.This is again Chelsea
The original Party Girl by the look of it...
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
The original Party Girl by the look of it…
That was the theme of the photo back in the day.
Seeing as it's Friday , Stella and I must away so "dreamin' of the beach yeah" -
:) old one
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Alex Efimoff, in reply to
It seems to me she drinks a little bit too much alcohol :)
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Florence.
Or is it Gandalf?
May 17, 2009, Lower Hutt. -
Jackie Clark, in reply to
Beautiful!
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Here is a friends neighbour's dog. She recently managed to remove a burglar from the house which was only discovered when the neighbours got home one evening to find the break in but their possessions had been left ,after what appears to be the dogs efforts to restrain said burglar. The spate of burglaries seem to have waned.
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