CrazyCresties

Brilliant to hear how well he is progressing - well done Chase

Beautiful Great to see so much detail in the moon, and a wonderful colour

That looks like one feisty sheep Milo has such a gorgeous smiley face

The first thing I would say is try to get down to their level, crouching down for that first shot would have made a world of difference. And think about what is going on behind them when you take the picture, your eye kinda gets drawn to the people behind in the first shot The second one is tricky for exposure due to one half being dark and one half light, how to get round that I'll leave to the experts as I'm still learning :D I took loads of Louis the other day and thought some of these will be really nice, not particularly happy with any of them, so you're not alone

You've capture Mason's gorgeous face beautifully, enjoy the new camera :D

Gorgeous, love that last one - primed for action :D

Whoa Never fails to amaze me when dogs climb ladders too

ewwww looks like it's whole....I could just cope with the smell when defrosting and feeding minced green tripe, but as far as cutting it up for them as well - sorry Mim looks like you're on your own there

I didn't think I'd ever see pneumonia as good news, but given the alternative......Come on Chase, everyone is rooting for you, let those AB's do their stuff! Big hugs to you all

Wow, I didn't think you could get tripe in Oz! Is it proper stinky raw green tripe - smells like coo poo? The dogs love it, used to feed it most days for brekkie back in the UK ;) Happy Birthday MillieMoo Unfortunately it's Louis 'Reactive Rover' class that sunday. Have a great time though

ah thank-you

lol, sounds familiar - When we just had the cocker he didn't really come on the sofa....it all went to pot when we got our greyhound, I think it's official cruelty if you refuse a pointy dog access to a sofa

lol, nope just the one in the middle of the sofa are the 2 cresties that came with us, and Indy sat on the back Frida the grey on the right, and Fargo the cocker on the left Actually I was in touch with a friend yesterday who saw Fargo a couple of weeks ago, and he is very happy and obviously much loved in his new home she said, which was lovely to hear. eta, yup ravenau1 got it right ;)

lol, neither do I but it's a familiar situation

Hi Simple ;) Sorry for your recent lose Bolt looks very sweet and I'm sure will be a welcome emotional distraction when he arrives RS - Yup we had a strict no dogs on the sofa rule...... for about 2 days Taken when my OH was feeling poorly, hence the duvet as well How many can you count (Also it doesn't have pink stripes! they are red really - poor camera light )

So glad to hear he's responsive and awake Everything crossed for a speedy recover for Chase

Blackhead squeezing is a popular pass time of many a hairless Crestie owner Are they quite firm?

Blimey a fussy cocker - mine was the proverbial dustbin as I think most are I agree with Ellz, stick to one thing and offer nothing else until she eats it, within reason of course. How old is she? dogs can sometimes become very fussy around the 6-7month age period.

I'll be interested in the replies to this too, seeing as our first summer here is approaching fast

What a gorgeous squidgy bundle of cuteness

What a cheeky little face, very sweet

Lots of healing vibes headed your way for you and Chase

What a lovely thing to do for them

So sorry for your lose - the pain is unbearable and you may not feel it at the moment, but it does lessen with time - the wonderful memories stay with you always though

naaaaaw, just adorable