I like the top 3 since the most flattering photos are always when you're down at eye level with the dog. The subject and background are great too.
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Thanks! I love the view in our backyard, and thought it would make a nice background. That is my favorite spot to get pics! (o f the kids too haha)
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That is awesome!! Is he a tabby? Beautiful cat!
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Hi @MischasMomma btw I love Misha! She beautiful.
He is just a kitty we got off of FB, some one didn't want him anymore, said there husband didn't like hime. he was 4 months old when we got him, he's now 9 months old. A ginger domestic short hair i believe is the right term.
He is just a kitty we got off of FB, some one didn't want him anymore, said there husband didn't like hime. he was 4 months old when we got him, he's now 9 months old. A ginger domestic short hair i believe is the right term.
I thought this one would be good for the calendar but I dunno
Ares taking in the scenery
Ares taking in the scenery
Thank you!
Shame how people give up their pets like that... But glad he found such a good home with you!
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Definitely a nice one!
I decided on the 2nd one... I like her look sitting rather than laying and up close you can see her better and not so drowned out by the background. Does color or b&w matter? If they have to be in color the choice is easy lol but now I'm deciding between my 2 edits...I like the top 3 since the most flattering photos are always when you're down at eye level with the dog. The subject and background are great too.
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Bahahahaha his face ... Dramatic Doberman ! Hahahaha 
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Bahahahaha his face ... Dramatic Doberman ! Hahahaha
Ares has crazy eyes!!! Dobermans have the best expressions [emoji4]
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Omg I must have an adventure cat! I've wanted a cat for so long but the temperaments vary so greatly. Did you train him, or is he naturally outgoing?
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Kisses for Ares
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So as I was searching old pictures for a pic of my American eskimo I came across this one. Its several years old but made me giggle and "awww" at the same time! Just the look on penny's face like she's saying stay away from my dog! If only shed get along with Mischa the same way haha (maybe if Mischa didn't chase her)
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Oh, now that I see the pic, I see your concern. My mind went to a broken jaw first.Poor pup. Hoping this is just a 'fat lip' from playing with the Great Dane today. Off to the vet in the AM
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The last couple days this is the book our daughter wanted to have read to her – or at least look at pictures from – for book time, including before bed. My wife, who is becoming less and less a fan of Dobermans, was thrilled.
Wonderful choice on your daughters part! Lol my kids chose a book on spiders (in borderline arachnophobic)
Why is your wife becoming less thrilled with dobes? That's no good! Then again my SO is borderline the same way. The more she pees in her crate the more get gets frustrated and I hear "my dog didn't this as a puppy" and lots of "I told you so's" lol
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Is he ok? Did you end up going to the vet? Been thinking of him since you posted that pic... Hope he's ok now!
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Spider book, eh? Ick.
Well, lets see: My wife actually loved my first Doberman. He helped me meet her and get to know her at the dog park, and he was such a good boy.
My second Doberman was from serious working lines and as such was worse at being a pet. He got aggressive with her on three occasions and looked like he was going to do the same to our daughter. We feel his breeding was unbalanced or he had something wrong upstairs.
My third Doberman, also from serious working lines is not very good at being a pet, but thank God has shown no signs of inappropriate aggression.
But with my last two: Things like excessive pacing, whining, barking, inability to be crated, a near inability to be gentle. etc. etc.
My wife these days doesn't want a dog at all. Since we had our child things changed for her big time. No time for a dog, no desire for the work. If she were to want a dog, it would be something utterly cuddly, sheepish and friendly. She sees no need for the security a dog can add.
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