• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, 14:34 May 23, 2012

  

  Then there was Missy. She went missing.

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, 14:24 May 23, 2012

  

  Hacky Sack Chelsea

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, in reply to Danielle, 14:20 May 23, 2012

  

  Here. Look at Ellie as a puppy. Desexed and registered! Ten years without biting anyone! Best friends with the cat! Gentle with my children! Chaser of tennis balls extraordinaire!

  Excellent and she is beautiful young and old . Heh, I can say that about Stella too. Except balls . She sees no point if it only gets thrown away once she has brought it back. we get the look of " Now who's the stupid people?"
  Now Chelsea liked balls, and the hackey sack!

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, in reply to Danielle, 14:08 May 23, 2012

  I kinda wish every New Zealand discussion about dogs didn’t turn into a dog bite thing. :/

  I'm trying to swing over to pretty pics ;)

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, in reply to Hebe, 14:07 May 23, 2012

  

  I cried for four days (pregnancy as an excuse),

  I got drunk when Chelsea died of cancer. She went to sleep and never woke up. She made it to 15 though. Good innings and much pleasure and laughter for me. And just to show I'm responsible with a lead ..... ;) (old, old photo, short dreads)

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, in reply to Russell Brown, 13:55 May 23, 2012

  I’m not trying to be niggly, but it does irk me a bit when dog safety is presented as the problem of the person who might be attacked.

  That was not my intention at all. Dog owners, dislikers , all, need to understand that which they are dealing with and it's very simple if owners will pop off and sit a responsible licence for owners if they want to respect the law of the city they are in, and, as in Jackie's case has received advice and is trying to understand the differences. Any attack on any being is not the victims fault. Be it animal or human. What did happen to the human trained police dog though? Another kettle of worms too I imagine.

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• Hard News: The Editorial Image, in reply to Ian Dalziel, 12:21 May 23, 2012

  (see above from a coupla years back)

  That's excellent Ian and just shows same shit different day for the Govt.

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, 12:02 May 23, 2012

  

  Here is Stella with Flick. Cats and Dogs together. Aww. Animal Kingdom

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, in reply to Julie Cross, 11:17 May 23, 2012

  knocked to the ground and bitten by a police dog. Who knew I was a seven year old felon?

  Even the Alsatians scare me a lot too but your experience would leave scars definitely! People should always be weary of their surroundings whether it be an animal, a road, a car, bike, train ,plane and cliffs. Surroundings are not always your friend. And people too.
  Dogs will think wide eyes can be aggressive, so staring alarmed humans can give them the wrong message. Don't try to get between them and their food. My dog was a runt in the litter who has always given hers to others and leaves some in her bowl in case she needs to share but I have met dogs very possessive of their food. I would feed them away from potential hazards like roamin' children. More lessons to be learnt soon. :)

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• Capture: Dogs Love Cameras Too, 10:54 May 23, 2012

  

  And the not so stuffed but a nod to some ones interpretation of the shackles of the lead.

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