Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too
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Here is Ruby. Ruby is very naughty. Ruby smashed a window today by jumping at it. Ruby is fine, but the window is not. Now Ruby is tired. Because being naughty is very tiring.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Impossible to think they are naughty when they look so cute at rest, but we know better eh ;)
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
What a massive amount of loveliness.
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Your dogs have it good .
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They sure do.
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Here’s two thirds of our pack, these two come from the same litter. Eli first, the second is Gromit.
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The truffle with dribbles...
Tuber or not tuber?
Gareth's Rosie's nose knows!
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Gareth, in reply to
It's the owner with dribbles, at the prospect of dinner chez Schwass tonight. Ten courses, three kinds of truffles...
Rosie will be out again shortly, doing her thing and earning some raw meaty bones for the weekend.
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JacksonP, in reply to
hez Schwass tonight. Ten courses, three kinds of truffles...
Dude! Degustation doggedness. Nice one.
Also, thanks for the thread revival Kyle. ;-)
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
They are gorgeous, Kyle? From the same litter? Man.
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Gareth, in reply to
Rosie's afternoon haul: 250 grammes of bianchetto truffle. Some is not saleable, but the vast majority will go at $3/g.
Cheers, Rosie!
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
good girl!
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Amazing ! What a brilliant scheme you has there Gareth. Working dog. lovin' it
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Islander, in reply to
Rosie’s afternoon haul: 250 grammes of bianchetto truffle. Some is not saleable, but the vast majority will go at $3/g.
Cheers, Rosie!
How excellent to know Southern truffieres are coming into their own!
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Kyle Matthews, in reply to
Mother was a blue heeler/collie. Father of the top one was probably a kelpie. You can see one of his cousins working sheep aggressively here.
Bottom one dad looked basically like him, but even shaggier!
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For the dachshund admirer’s.
The dachshund at my Nevada City digs keeping cool in the blazing afternoon heat.
Another dachshund out for a walk Nob Hill, San Francisco.A low down sort of a dog : )
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Ruby's motto is - You'll Never Tweet Alone
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A little Ripper video?
Keeping NZ safe from snakes!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Keeping NZ safe from snakes!
That looks about as frustrating for the dog as the laser pointer is for the cats!
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Islander, in reply to
Ian, so many thanks for that! It truly perked up what was a sour, dour, louring day-
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Lilith __, in reply to
Ian, so many thanks for that! It truly perked up what was a sour, dour, louring day-
+1
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I can't contribute flowers at the moment, so I thought this photo would give everyone a bit of a laugh. Many here know that Ruby sleeps with us. At the moment, she sleeps right under the covers, curled in a little ball. But in the morning, she sometimes gets a bit hot, and has to come up for air.
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This thread needs more Ellie in a baby stroller.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I love that dog.
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I feel the dogs are being neglected what with all the human political shenanigans, and whatnot. Ruby continues to be a lovely, and rewarding, companion. Unfortunately, she’s in muzzle training at the moment. Not because she’s a vicious attack dog, but more because our dog park seems have become a place where she feels a little unsafe, for some reason, and her way of dealing with that seems to be to make very loud noises and ram into dogs who may not be aware of her charms - not all dogs, you understand, nor even most dogs. Just ones that look like they scare easily. Usually big ones, who roll over easily. So while all that’s happening, we’re having a break from our normal dog park and having lots of playdates and walks onleash, and exploring other places, and reminding her about what doggy manners are. She’s having a generally fantastic time, and I am pleased to announce that we seem to have broken the ” I don’t know you and you can’t come into my house without me making a huge fuss about it.” habit. We had a houseguest – yes, we did. Someone she’d never met before. The magic ingredient was cheese, and patience. So that’s been marvellous. Although if she loves you and we’re at your house, and a strange man arrives, who happens to live in the house, she will vociferously defend you. Against your own partner. But we have chicken, and cheese for that eventuality! And here’s a cute video.
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