Two (actually three) Cuties

[rpcrowe]

One of our volunteers came by to pick up a dog, Kendall, to foster. She brought her two cuties, "Bradley and Chandler" to see if they would get along with Kendall (they did - very well). I asked if I could snap a picture of her two dogs and this was the result...



This is an image of Kendall. When we received Kendall, he had severe skin problems, including mange. Our vet dermatologist placed him on medications and the skin problems have healed. He is also no longer contagious to other dogs. His coat is still pretty short but it is growing and he soon will be a handsome boy.

[NorthernFocus]

Nice images, Richard.

So if I quit shaving for a few weeks, let my hair grow out and never wash or comb it, get a few festering sores in various places, and get down on all fours, will you folks adopt me?

[Arjung]

Lovely images Richard, an eye level shot may be more interesting

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[rpcrowe]

Lovely images Richard, an eye level shot may be more interesting

I agree... But when I shot from a lower level, the whiskers of the smaller dog (image left) obscured his eyes. I posted a shot from a lower level in a comment below.

I had forgotten that I raised my camera angle to catch his eyes unobscured by the whiskers..

[LePetomane]

Richard, Those are cool dogs and they are very fortunate to have you.

[madcrow]

Richard, I really love the two images great expressions. It is good to know Richard, people like you and other care about so much about our furry friends. A very big thanks. Maurice

[rpcrowe]

Paul and Maurice...

Thank you. My wife and I are fortunate that we are in a position in which we can help these dogs.

I have several other images of Bradley and Chandler but, in most of them; Bradley, the smaller of the two dogs has his whiskers partially obscuring his eyes because he tends to look up



In fact, that is the reason I stood up for the first shot I posted above...

[Spam]

Nice images, Richard.

So if I quit shaving for a few weeks, let my hair grow out and never wash or comb it, get a few festering sores in various places, and get down on all fours, will you folks adopt me?

Might work in California, Dan, but I wouldn't try it in Alaska.