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RichF

RichF

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I thought I would post a picture of our golden. Not wildlife but an animal .. She is a good test subject with combination of light fur and very dark eyes and noise.

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Ours was very wild…we had her spayed before she went into heat. That solved the potential unwanted puppies problem but resulted in a dog that acted like a puppy until the day she died at 13+. She was huge for a female golden and mostly lived in the yard…and was a great watchdof…barked at every person going by and would surely scare any burglars off…although they would not have realized that she was just attracting their attention to come over and play with her.
 
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Neil Laubenthal said:
Ours was very wild…we had her spayed before she went into heat. That solved the potential unwanted puppies problem but resulted in a dog that acted like a puppy until the day she died at 13+. She was huge for a female golden and mostly lived in the yard…and was a great watchdof…barked at every person going by and would surely scare any burglars off…although they would not have realized that she was just attracting their attention to come over and play with her.
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Yes our 10 year old is still a puppy
 
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RichF said:
I thought I would post a picture of our golden.
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Lovely animal you have there. I find trying to get good shots of my "wild" dogs to be excellent practice for wilder creatures, and just about as challenging. Switching between a black Lab and a yellow Lab in bright light taught me a whole lot about exposure compensation on the fly. I couldn't resist posting a shot of my youngest Lab as a pup, now three years old.
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BirdDogDad said:
Lovely animal you have there. I find trying to get good shots of my "wild" dogs to be excellent practice for wilder creatures, and just about as challenging. Switching between a black Lab and a yellow Lab in bright light taught me a whole lot about exposure compensation on the fly. I couldn't resist posting a shot of my youngest Lab as a pup, now three years old.
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Beautiful pup
 
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