Random Photo of the Day - 2019 - post yours!

@jazzies mum thank you! <3 he gets comments everywhere we go. I’ve found people either are drawn to him or are wary and keep their distance. He’s much like a Dobe in the way that he is aloof towards people. He will accept pets from strangers but doesn’t relish in it, and I can tell the entire time he’s gauging them silently. I am taking him to our first show next Sunday, and I hope the judges agree with you lol!
 
At Baltimore harbor piers.
I walked around that very same area a few years ago (okay I checked and it was 2011 LOL). It was so darn hot that day that we decided to retreat to the top of the World Trade Center for the rest of the day until the rest of our group was ready to leave.

Albert thinking about going to bark at the horse. :nono:
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Watching Zeus at hay bale Oct 27 19.webp

Della just going about her business
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I walked around that very same area a few years ago (okay I checked and it was 2011 LOL). It was so darn hot that day that we decided to retreat to the top of the World Trade Center for the rest of the day until the rest of our group was ready to leave.

Albert thinking about going to bark at the horse. :nono:
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Della just going about her business
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The Baltimore Marathon was going on earlier that day (we didn’t know) and it was crazy busy. The dogs got lots of attention and did great.
 
October 19 me and Rio participated in a 5k race that benefits K-9 units in the state. It’s in honor of a K-9 named Hyco who lost his life in the line of duty, due to not having the proper protection gear. Surprisingly there is very little funding available for the police dogs and Kevlar vests for dogs are -VERY- expensive, think around 10k! Anywho, we enjoyed ourselves even though the gps originally took me into the middle of a cow pasture (literally) and we arrived a little late. They also ran out of pins so I had to hold my bib the entire time.

I forgot to mention it was 50 degrees and while it doesn’t necessarily look like it in the picture, steadily raining! Everyone was thoroughly soaked by the end.
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Afterwards we went to a well deserved lunch at a bbq joint where they gave Rio a bone, which he happily enjoyed.
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October 19 me and Rio participated in a 5k race that benefits K-9 units in the state. It’s in honor of a K-9 named Hyco who lost his life in the line of duty, due to not having the proper protection gear. Surprisingly there is very little funding available for the police dogs and Kevlar vests for dogs are -VERY- expensive, think around 10k! Anywho, we enjoyed ourselves even though the gps originally took me into the middle of a cow pasture (literally) and we arrived a little late. They also ran out of pins so I had to hold my bib the entire time.

I forgot to mention it was 50 degrees and while it doesn’t necessarily look like it in the picture, steadily raining! Everyone was thoroughly soaked by the end.
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Afterwards we went to a well deserved lunch at a bbq joint where they gave Rio a bone, which he happily enjoyed.
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Congratulations on your run! Such a great cause, too. Do you know if they have a fundraising page?
 
the gps originally took me into the middle of a cow pasture (literally) and we arrived a little late. They also ran out of pins so I had to hold my bib the entire time.
I just hate it when GPS does stupid stuff like that! For your next run, attach some safety pins to your clothes just in case they run out again.

Good work!
 

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