lic_82
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Well done! I love it! I wish i had a valentine just like that
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Try Youtube ;)
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6/52... Goal! I missed weeks 4 and 5 with moving house I just didnt have time to get my camera out Hopefully once Im settled I will squeeze in some make up shots. Some really fantastic photos
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My shot for this week will probably be posted next week as Im in the middle of moving house
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Week 4... Happy Australia Day
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First lot were taken with my Canon 40D Second lot were taken with my Sony A200 (which I no longer have)
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Different zoo, but a few more I like
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Here are some zoo shots from me Feel free to add your favs to this thread
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Yup ;) Its a hippo!
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3/52
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Im Going To Get Flamed For This.. I Do Feel Really Bad Though..
lic_82 replied to a topic in General Dog Discussion
If you can equate a child hurting an animal with a dog killing stock then I'd be relieved to know you don't possess a firearm. That makes 2 of us I really think you did the right thing as difficult as it must have been for you -
Just lovely You really are doing a fabulous job with that new camera. Well done
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Week 2 - Watch your step! These little suckers were all over the beach yesterday!
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This is an old pic but everytime i look at it I think it just speaks volumes about the love this pair have for each other
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Week 1. My little man Sorry its late Week 2 will be posted tomorrow
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Great shots guys! Ive had to withdraw from a photo a day, its just not happening at the moment as I have way too much on. Great work though!!!
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Have you got a tripod Fran?
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They can be Lic but it depends on a few factors: * how much exercise and stimulation they get * what barking triggers exist My Minis don't bark at nothing and certainly bark less when well exercised. I never had issues with barking when I had the one poodle in a town house. I rate them as generally less noisy than the Toys. When I had a friend's two minis with me I had a barking complaint (her were debarked but would still bark and trigger mine) No issues since they left. I'd not generally rate them as incessant noise makers and inside access will make a big difference. Mine will sit in the window and bark at dogs that walk past ( and the garbage trucks) but most of the day they're asleep. Gee if your sister is a groomer you're set!! If you're going tyre kicking at Hillsborough, it might be worth visiting the poodles.. wait till after classes though if you want to chat - they'll be grooming up madly beforehand. JAG (DOLer) often exhibits her toys there so would be able to steer you around. Great, thanks for that info. I will be sure to wander amongst the poodle peeps whilst i am at the show :laugh:
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The strata stuff is all in the works thanks PF my future landlord currently lives in the house & said she has put a request in the email notifying them of her intentions, to allow me to have a dog. My sister is a groomer so that side of things is not an issue with any breed. Are poodles very vocal? My mums aunty had 2 when we were kids & I remember them as great dogs but really noisy. ETA I'm not rushing in to anything, am purely researching at this stage. We wont be looking to get a puppy until the end of the year
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Thanks OSS I've narrowed the search down to a cav & a whippet. I have emailed a couple of breeders with some questions & we are going to the next show at hillsborough in a weeks time. Thank you so much to everyone for all your input. I appreciate it
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Hehe I love the little Cavvie faces in the window!
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Thank goodness KJA!! Cant wait to see todays shots
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Day 6. "Hey Neighbour!" This is Sanook, my neighbours cat, she always comes over and says hello, rubbing herself all over my legs when im getting the washing in or putting it out. So many great images being produced this month