Getting a good photographic shot of your puppy can be a lot harder than it sounds. You snap the shutter just as the puppy turns his head. You catch the perfect expression, but there are unwanted items in the background. You have a black dog that has brown eyes and all you can see is a ball of black fur.
If you have ever dealt with any of these situations, you have probably wanted to pull your hair out. Don’t worry. A few simple tips can help you capture good photos of the family pet. It just takes a little practice.
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After a two day separation, my mother came home today.
I was so happy! I’m just a puppy, and even though I’m almost a year old, I still depend on my mother a great deal. The house has been too big, too lonely without her.
“Mommy, why hasn’t Oliver been running around like he normally does?” Olivia, my favorite seven year old asked her mother, Trudy.
“I think he must miss Schatze,” Trudy said. “He’s still a puppy and very attached to his mother. Dogs are like people sometimes, Olivia. They can sense when we are sad or if something is wrong.”
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