Puppy at the park.

[Mutley]

Here are some pictures of my puppy, Molly, and my older dog, Rogue.

Molly coming to check up on me.


Rogue chasing Molly.


Molly needs a break.


They're not the best quality; Molly runs around so much it's hard to get a clear shot of her, and I'm still practicing with my action mode. But I wanted to share anyway.

[GOPFighter]

1. I really like the top picture.

You captured her personality.

BTW, what kind of dog is Rogue? Looks a lot like my duaghter's black Akita/Chow mix. We've never seen another one quite like it, but Rogue is pretty close.

[Mutley]

2. Thanks!

She's definately half Keeshond, as her mother was a pure bred Keeshond. We think the father was a Chow, actually, because the owners of the mother saw a Chow lurking around their backyard around the time their dog got pregnant. I've looked at pictures of Chow mixes online and a lot of them look like Rogue.

[peacebuzzard]

3. I know what you mean-you have to shoot a whole roll or more

of the younger critters to get a decent shot.

[Mutley]

4. Lol, that's right.

Thank goodness for digital. Out of maybe 100 tries I've gotten about four good ones. :rofl:

[F.Gordon]

5. If I took "the dog" to a park and let her go....

... I'd only have shots of her butt as she ran off into the sunset. She loves people and will have selective hearing if she sees someone she wants to go say "hi" to.

I love the "puppy on the bench" shot. All nice.
:thumbsup:

[Mutley]

6. Thanks!

Mine are pretty good about staying with me. Even the puppy. Rogue will run off if she sees one of her doggy friends but if I yell, "See you later, Rogue," and keep walking she usually runs to catch up to me.