anniek

Greyhound folks give 1ml/2kg for 3 consecutive days of Panacur 100. i.e. 30kg dog = 15ml per dose. d/k about panacur 25.

$600 it's a big "or so" -

I will most likely buy mine from DWI - I have been watching the price fall - currently it is around $1,725. I bought my Sigma 70-200 from them and they were great. Make sure you get the firmware download from the Canon website to correct the problem they found in continuous shooting mode - another reason why I have been hesitating.

ok then - here we go again! our Phoebe foster Phoebe (yes it's very confusing) I said I HAVE A BROKEN LEG AND DON"T NEED THIS SH!T alright then - I'll try the hat - if I must geez my lot are pathetic

pretty flexible here too

We had a Santa Paws fundraiser as part of our Xmas party yesterday.

try your local supermarket

HO ferken HO

Great shots everyone Flat out all this week organising our Xmas party (Sunday). We are having a photo's with Santa Paws as a fundraiser so I should have some pics next week

My local salon used to have a loose dog there. Then one day it wasn't there - apparently not allowed due to OH&S - so this is all very interesting.

oh WOW - I think you did very well, and you should be happy with those shots!

..... waiting .... to see if you got what you were after........................

yeah right - I'm trying to seek out slow dogs, or at least normal sit/stay type of dogs c'mon Annie, I'll shout you a sausage! I'd be there if it was closer!

I feed RAW sardines once a week as a whole meal, and they get cold pressed flaxseed oil on their breky every second day

..... and another greyhound!

ok I found some people

yeah right - I'm trying to seek out slow dogs, or at least normal sit/stay type of dogs

I had "heard" that it had to be 15 or more deg for 14 days consecutively for heartworm to be a possibility. But no idea where that came from!

fantastic shots everyone - and good so see some "newbies" here too foster Blossom who is now in her forever home - this girl is just so photogenic OH and his "little black bitch" lol Nina

we took a drive a little north to where the fires came though - very earie - felt like it just happened the day before - bark hanging and flapping charred trunks lying everywhere but new growth showing some hope Had a long chat with Ralph, apparently they lost most of their profits due to the fires - well due to the media telling people to stay home. Ralf felt that being in the rainforest they would always be safe. They had so many last minute cancellations, and they refunded money in good faith. The fires were 10km north and 10km SE of the resort. Embers landed on their property, but being green and lush all year round, they did not burn, just fizzled out. We stopped off at Port Welshpool on the way home - this is the best he could manage

Spent a few days at our favourite holiday spot are we there yet :D yes we are the first day was cold - had the heater on at night and the greys were coated up - then the heat came, so had to do very early or late beach runs as it was way too hot during the day. as you can tell - the oldies had a ball

A couple of years ago, we refused to adoped a greyhound to a couple who insisted on feeding the grey a vegan diet. I spoke to one of our greyhound vets, and he was quite happy to "stand up in court" for us should "discrimination" rear its head.

Same thing happend to me a couple of months ago. My father was a wedding photographer many moons ago and I remember the stress he used to be under (in the days of film). Anyway - the best thing I did, was attend the practise run before the big day. I ( & the newly weds) was very happy with what I did - the bride and groom wanted mostly traditional, but they let me chose the photo location between the ceremony and the reception. This involved a lot of scouting around to find the "right" place - checking backgrounds, light/sun/time of day etc.. The bride was 8 months preggers so a lot of walking wasn't an option. Good luck.

just got home from a weeks holiday - so have gazillions of pics to process here's a favourite so far of my "old soldier"

these are a couple of portraits I did for one of our adopters last week :D Nina Bean Canon 400D ISO 400 Shutter speed: 1/320 Aperture: f/2.8 Focal Length: 200 mm Flash: Off Lowie Canon 400D ISO 200 Shutter speed: 1/4000 Aperture: f/1.8 Focal Length: 50 mm Flash: Off