Chance got to meet one of his pups last weekend. We know he is quite the ladies man, but he would be meeting one of his sons... and we were a smidgen worried that he might be a little uppity around another male.
After seeing this I can tell two things. 1) He knows his own. 2) His temperament is just fine.
I need to send a hat tip to Two Barking Dogs who posted the below video.
Please take a look as it is informative and inoffensive.
I've had a few inquiries over the past few weeks regarding puppies around the holidays. I got my first pooch, Chris, on Christmas when I was a young child. We got him from the North Shore Animal League and he was a great friend that I'll never forget.
Please think a purchase or adoption through before making a snap judgment. You are not buying a car or a toaster. A dog is a lot of work and they grow up; they get big; they need training and patience... BUT they will give you the most love and affection they can muster until their dying day.
It is very upsetting to recall how often I hear firsthand about people that buy or adopt puppies that end up going back to a shelter. A pet gets attached quickly... so think about your commitment before bringing a dog or cat home.
And about pet stores... a NO-NO! No matter what they tell you... they are buying from brokers that deal with puppy mills. You may feel like you are "saving one" but think of the others that are suffering in deplorable conditions. Your purchase supports and confirms additional breedings that are not tested for genetic diseases and the betterment of the animal.
I don't want to talk until I'm blue in the face but please do your research and make an educated decision. And have a VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY!
Still finding that sweet spot when shooting movement as the sun goes down. This is a mix of movement shots at a high ISO of 1,000 and use of the flash to reduce noise.
Is it a sign of the apocalypse? Is it a sign of a brighter future? Is it a sign of lower gas prices? Or is it something... bigger?
Well, whatever it is... if it is thrown Ella's way I'm sure she'll catch it :)
Q: What do you get when you cross an insomniac, an atheist and a dyslexic? A: A guy who lays in bed, looking at the ceiling, wondering if there's a dog.
Any fans of the comic strip "Mutts" will know the reference of the "little pink sock"...
All the other stuffed toys are shredded. Headless bears, gutted squeakers and torn rings... but the pig is sacred. The pig has not been torn. The pig continues to squeak.
The other dogs respect the pig and in turn, Ella-bell...
She is indeed a princess in this house... as her mother is the queen...