Hiking with an agility dog...

BostonBanker · May 18, 2009

Always a fun idea. This is how our walk started. I wanted to take a picture of Meg with her front feet up on this stump. Of course, I made the mistake of saying "up" as I pointed at it. Smart alec.

So it just turned into a non-stop game.

What a shame there are no weave poles in our local woods.

BostonBanker · May 18, 2009

The non-agility pictures:

Look, it's Ol' Yeller!

Standing on the tiny stump was nothing, but getting this shot used up most of the cookies in my pocket. She was very bothered by the branches poking her head.

The trilliums were so pretty, but it was hard finding some that were in the sun. I was a bit bummed this picture didn't come out better.

You know that test you take in science class, to see if you have the tongue-rolling gene? Yeah, she's got it.

My favorite picture of the day. My poor girl is prematurely greying, but I think she's still got a stunning face. And the collar ain't bad either.

Dekka · May 18, 2009

I love the last pic.. her face is so expressive in that one. And the first one.. she looks proud as can be up there on that stump!

Laurelin · May 18, 2009

Haha, so I'm not the only one that uses agility commands to get their dog to pose nicely? About half my photo shoots are... 'Okay, jump. Climb. Walk it.'

She's beautiful. Really just a stunning girl. The last pic is my favorite, she's so expressive.

SpringerLover · May 18, 2009

She is beautiful, and a lot smaller than I thought she was!

Love the first one. She looks deer-like!

mrose_s · May 18, 2009

YES for Meg pics. She's gorgeous.

Mac started going grey from 2 years old, she's stopped now though and Buster is prematurley browning... so weird.

Toller_08 · May 19, 2009

I love Meg -- she's beautiful!! It's always nice seeing new pictures of her.

Zoom · May 19, 2009

I *heart* Meg...really, truly and for serious.

wishbone · May 19, 2009

So adorable Meg, love her ears specially on the first picture. She looks like in natural wildlife. Great shots.

puppydog · May 19, 2009

Awwww! We don't get enough Meg pictures!

ihartgonzo · May 19, 2009

Wow... beautiful pictures of Meg! You do NOT post enough of her!!! She is such a pretty, unique little dog.

It looks like Meg is having a blast. What's the big diff between a log and a dog walk? I have the tongue rolling gene, too, Meg!

BostonBanker · May 19, 2009

She gets that all the time; she's only 18" tall, although she packs 36 lbs of muscle onto that tiny frame! She's not big, she's just "dense".

Meg says 'thanks' for the nice comments! She loves all of you too, although she retains the right to make judgements about your dogs

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CharlieDog · May 20, 2009

Ahahaha! I love the one with her where the branches were bothering her. That's a GORGEOUS shot.

Holy cow she's small! Oz is about 19 to 20 inches, and weighs the same. When he's in peak muscular condition he weighs a little bit more. We haven't been conditioning like we should.

PretzelDog · May 20, 2009

Lovely pics, I like the first one.

elegy · May 20, 2009

absolutely beautiful pictures of her. i like the ol' yeller one the best.

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