Dog at play

bgarland

I warned you these were dog shots. :rofl

Our Giant Schnauzer Roxy going nuts along a stream bank last weekend. Being from Tucson she doesn't get this opportunity often. I know the shots are out of focus, I really need to practice shooting moving objects but I thought these were still fun.

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Sometimes you just have to chill and enjoy the view.



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Then go nuts again:barb

ian408

Now there's a breed you don't see often. And such a beautiful dog too!

bgarland

ian408 wrote: »

Now there's a breed you don't see often. And such a beautiful dog too!

She has turned out to be the best dog I have ever owned. She is 3 years old now and is extremely smart. Protective yet gentle with everyone she meets including large or small dogs and kids.

She is small for the breed at 85lbs but is plenty big enough for us. She is also a major pack dog and wants to be with you every minute of the day. If you leave her for 5 minutes there will be a major reunion when you return.

Thanks for looking and appreciating the fun despite the poor quality photos. I need some serious practice in this area for sure.

BradfordBenn

The great thing about practicing with dogs, unlike kids they usually like it.
Fun shots.

bgarland

BradfordBenn wrote: »

The great thing about practicing with dogs, unlike kids they usually like it.
Fun shots.

True, she loves any play. I plan to go down to a field near my house and have my wife throw tennis balls for her and I'll practice tracking and shooting her on the run. Then, Oh darn, I might have to go back camping by the stream again.