Related Posts:
- On the Democrat Party (Bumped Because Comments)
- BUMPED AND UPDATED: Mosfilm's now has uploaded all 4…
- Noted in Passing: The Biden Referendum Ground Game
- And that was the weekend that was around here. . .
- Strange Daze: All Aboard the Armageddon Express
- Steel to Stone
- Before Discussing School Shootings Any Further… by…
- The Very Small Limits of the Secular
Comments on this entry are closed.
That is one good lookin’ German Shepherd!
Would have been faster with traction but that backdrop was slippery!
Sure, why not.
Stretch the legs and get some fresh air.
I would assume this trait is genetic since it is essential for their survival before they were domesticated. There may have been slow dogs but I assume that they became a meal for faster predators.
My dog, a much prettier Anatolian, does it just like that. Tuck, roll, launch. He can go from apparently asleep to red shift in the blink of an eye at the yip of a coyote, his favorite flavor of chew toy. No prey animal he. 🙂
I thought it was funny that both dogs stuck their tongues out as they started moving forward.
I’ve never seen my Shannon get up.
One minute she’s stretched out on the floor and a nanny second later she’s on her back legs by door wanting to go somewhere. It’s magic!
Thanks Gerard. I needed to see something amazing or beautiful this morning. April is Both.
April clearly loves her Daddy. Submissive ears, eyes and posture when she is near him.