I did a shoot recently of two Weimaraners. These guys are a photographer’s dream — all cheekbones and legs. Take a look.
… Except when they’re being totally goofy…
And then they get all dignified again.
A Closer Look
I did a shoot recently of two Weimaraners. These guys are a photographer’s dream — all cheekbones and legs. Take a look.
… Except when they’re being totally goofy…
And then they get all dignified again.
Rally-O is a great activity that you can do with your dog that will bring you both more joy than you can imagine. Why should you bother?
But what exactly is Rally-O? Rally-O, or Rally-Obedience, is a sport that can be done competitively or just for fun. It’s basically a cross between obedience competition and canine agility. (Agility is where dogs negotiate a course, jumping jumps, going through tunnels and walking a balance beam in a timed, competitive event.)
In Rally-O, an owner and dog go through a course where they are prompted at each station to do an action, either take a jump (the dog!) or perform some simple bit of obedience work. Owners are allowed to talk to and encourage their dogs, unlike at Obedience trials. Many people do Rally just for fun, but it is also a competitive event.
Here — take a look:
Call your local doggie-day-care center or training center and ask if they teach Rally-O. Other great activities to do with your dog include agility, canine freestyle (AKA dancing with your dog), and, of course, obedience. I know — we’re all incredibly busy and often stressed out. But doing activities like these with your dog (maybe with your family, too!) is a lot cheaper than therapy, more rewarding than complaining to your friends, and much more fun!
Photography has been a passion since I can remember. I began as a black and white film photographer while I was still a teenager. In 2001, I made the switch to digital photography. I enjoyed the control it allowed me over my work, and I found the various post-processing options intriguing. Now photography has once again taken center stage in my life. I’m pleased to be able to share my work with a greater audience. [Read More …]
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