I have made a number of canine friends since we've been here. This German-German Shepherd (a bit smaller than other Shepherds) is owned by someone I met here in Mazatalán. Isn't she a beauty?!
She's just lovely Kate. We both posted a doggy! Thanks for your comment on Chico.
You asked about my new camera. It's a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18. What's called a bridge or super zoom. I'm not up to a n SLR yet but am loving this one - it's taking some good shots although I've others yet to master!
Yes, Kate, she is a beauty. As you know I am nuts about dogs and horses but dogs first. I like all dogs and I wish I had one. Mine passed on in 2006 and I have had dogs for my lifetime. Some 73 years. Now, however, my wife and I decided to baby set dogs. Or my daughter's dog, Mack. I don't want to go through the agony of losing another one. But I do love to see dogs and they bring back a lot of memories for me.
I wanted to say that when I was in Japan that I could never call a dog and when I did they would only bark at look threatening. I concluded it is the language barrier. The Japanese dogs don't have a clue what "Come Here" means. I wonder if you can try this experiment in Mexico and see if it works there for you.
I have made a number of canine friends since we've been here. This German-German Shepherd (a bit smaller than other Shepherds) is owned by someone I met here in Mazatalán. Isn't she a beauty?!
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Yes, she is! And I'm sure she's super sweet, too. Love that face. :)
That is a really, really cute dog. We had a German Shepherd when I was younger ('Tambo'), and he was a wonderful companion.
Thanks for sharing her with us!
She's just lovely Kate. We both posted a doggy! Thanks for your comment on Chico.
You asked about my new camera. It's a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18. What's called a bridge or super zoom. I'm not up to a n SLR yet but am loving this one - it's taking some good shots although I've others yet to master!
Yes, Kate, she is a beauty. As you know I am nuts about dogs and horses but dogs first. I like all dogs and I wish I had one. Mine passed on in 2006 and I have had dogs for my lifetime. Some 73 years. Now, however, my wife and I decided to baby set dogs. Or my daughter's dog, Mack. I don't want to go through the agony of losing another one. But I do love to see dogs and they bring back a lot of memories for me.
I wanted to say that when I was in Japan that I could never call a dog and when I did they would only bark at look threatening. I concluded it is the language barrier. The Japanese dogs don't have a clue what "Come Here" means. I wonder if you can try this experiment in Mexico and see if it works there for you.
Abraham Lincoln in Brookville, Ohio
Yes, she is! No need to ask of we agree! :-)
She is pretty. Shes not one of those working police dogs is she?
Oh, she is Lovely! Great capture!
merci pour la carte de pâques.
Il est très mignon ton nouveau copain.
thank you for the card of Easter. It is very cute your new friend.
Gorgeous dog! I've owned three shepherds in the past ... great dogs!
Chuif! I had ten of them in my childhood. I miss them, they're such good friends!
This girl is really beauty and sweet!!!!!!
Dear Kate : if you go to our forum «TownSquare», at CDPB, you have the issue there at a post called «New». Thanks!
What an alert and friendly expression on her face! I bet she's as wonderful as you say she is!
What an alert, friendly expression on her face! Great photo!!
She is adorable. It looks like she is smiling!
She's a beaut Kate, and it looks like you're having a fine time in Mexico!
I had a serious spot of bother taking my last picture, it was very unpleasant.
She sure is! What a good photo.
I don't really love Shepherds, but I think she could wag her way into into my heart. Great clarity on the shot.
She is beautiful! I just love dogs. . . . .
That is a sweet doggie. I love his smile.
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