Helpful Posts: We have an acre that is double chain link fenced against coyote intrusions... Although at about 70 or so pounds, Serena is on the small side for a Great Pyrenees; she has been doing her guardian duties quite effectively. Since we adopted Serene haven't noticed the lone coyote who had been frequently surveying our property before Serena joined our family.
She knows that this property is hers and also knows who is allowed to enter it. No problems with the gardener or the pool maintenance guy but. anyone else needs to face a barking Serena (until we introduce Serena to the intruder). She doesn't bite but, will make it obvious that the intruder is not welcome.
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Thread: Guarding the fence line...
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3rd October 2021, 04:41 PM #1
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Guarding the fence line...
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5th October 2021, 06:10 PM #2
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Re: Guarding the fence line...
Nice composition, yet dog not in focus enough.
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5th October 2021, 10:52 PM #3
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Re: Guarding the fence line...
According to the GIMP's Laplace Edge Detector, the animal's eyes and fur each side of the head are perfectly in focus.
Originally Posted by selig1656
When an edge or a bright line has jaggies, that's about as in-focus as it gets ...
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1st December 2021, 04:43 PM #4
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Re: Guarding the fence line...
This is a foggy early-morning image of Serena on her rock from which she can survey the fence line.
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