Dog spaniel
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The Brittany is a medium size gundog originating from France. They are known for their intelligence and outgoing nature. This artwork is also available as a birthday card /
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Haven’t seen all that many dogs here on RB, so thought I’d try this one. Was actually doing shots of a friend’s Chihuahuas (I know I spelled that wrong), and this black cocker from next door just saundered in, curled up and posed and said “You fool… WHY are you wasting time on those idiots… take me now while I’m in the mood”. So I did. The Chihuahuas hated me and the cocker. The friend loves dogs so she didn’t care.
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My pound puppy, Glory, was having a blast running through a field of wild grape hyacinth at a friend’s place. She was going so fast it was hard to keep the camera trained on her. But she was so enjoying spring!
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This (below)was supposed to be a link….I guess it didn’t work…... THANK YOU FOR VIEWING THIS! Special request for Andi /
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15×22 watercolor on satin finish Arches watercolor paper. Original unavailable. The American Water Spaniel is a gundog breed of dog little known outside North America. AppearanceWeighing 25 to 45 pounds: females usually 25 to 40; males 30 to 45 lbs (11-20 kg) and standing 15 to 18 inches (36-46 cm) in height. They have a curly to marcell coat that is dense and well-suited to resist cold water and inclement weather. The coat’s color is liver, brown, or chocolate. (A small amount of white on chest or toes is permissible, and spots become smaller in size as pup grows to adulthood.) The American Water Spaniel (AWS) should have a rocker-shaped tail and be somewhat compact in size with well-proportioned features that give the dog an air of balance. Its head should be broad and spaniel-like with no topknot. Eyes are caramel, chocolate, or dark yellow. / History / The American Water Spaniel originated around the mid-1800s but its true origin is a mystery. Most experts have come to accept that it was likely developed in the Fox River and Wolf River valleys of Wisconsin. There is no documentation as to the specific breeds that were used to develop the AWS. Doc Pfeifer of New London, Wisconsin, the man credited with obtaining recognition for the breed in the 1920s, believed that the AWS was developed by crossing extinct English Water Spaniel and the Field Spaniel. Others have disputed this claim and it is currently accepted that the breeds involved in the development of the American Water Spaniel include the English Water Spaniel, Field Spaniel, Curly Coated Retriever, Irish Water Spaniel, Tweed Water Spaniel, and possibly the Chesapeake Bay Retriever. The American Water Spaniel was developed as a hunting dog in the market hunting days of America’s history. Hunters needed a dog that could function on land as well as in the marsh and that could easily fit into a canoe or skiff without taking up much room. The AWS fit the bill and most breed historians note that Midwest market hunters made wide use of this dog. The AWS was not formally recognized as a purebred dog until the United Kennel Club did so in 1920, followed by the Field Dog Stud Book in 1938, and finally by the American Kennel Club in 1940. Having reached its peak of popularity probably sometime in the 1920s and 1930s, the AWS has become the “Forgotten American” at many times in its history. Still, with the tenacity of spirit that exemplifies this little brown dog, the breed’s enthusiasts have managed to maintain a reasonable population that is not likely to disappear from the scene any time soon. The American Water Spaniel was likely one of the primary contributing breeds to the Boykin Spaniel. (information from Wikipedia) Complete 2004
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Murphy's Law
by MothThis is Murphy a very old and wonderful SpringaDor. (Springer Spaniel cross Labrador)
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My daughters Springer Spaniel Pup Koda out playing in the snow. I might be prejudiced but I think he is pretty cute!
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- featured in “mans best friend’s” / - top ten “mans best friend” group challenge, eyes / - top ten “mood and ambience” group challenge, big and little / - 2nd place “mood and ambience” group challenge, beginnings / - top ten “mans best friend” group challenge, loyalty / - featured in “mans best friend” group / - featured in “our K 9 friends” group / - top 10 “all about your best work” group challenge, best emotion image / - top 10 “the eyes have it” group challenge, the eyes of love / - top 10 “all about your best work” group challenge, beginnings Lucy and her bubs www.galleriamancuso.com / blog
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Boots, our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and my daughter Hannah….. Being an only child she calls him her brother! Aged 8 years. Taken with Sony F717, ISO equiv 800, Sepia setting, unedited. Would make a lovely card for any occasion, Mothers Day, Thank You, Birthday, Thinking of You, etc…..... © Copyright 2008 Squealia, All Rights Reserved /
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OMG the very talented RACHEL LEIGH has nominated JUST BOOTS for the Pay it Forward Group She said ” “I love this photo because I know how difficult it is to get good pet shots and the lighting is just superb in this photo. Boots is as cute as can be and she captured him beautifully!” To me this is the highest compliment, thanking you so very much Rachel :O)) Waiting patiently for his morning walk…... Boots our dearest Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, has the unfortunate name, as being black and tan he has golden lower legs. He was born during the rugby world cup when England actually won something and as his breeder was a rugby fan she called him Golden Boots, after Johny Wilkinson! Started photography May 2008 Sold laminated print RB 23/03/09 BILLYBOY gave the most wonderful compliment when choosing Just Boots. I’m actually kind of glad this is in the Paws & Claws group because now that I’ve been given the opportunity to choose a picture from the group to single out, it’s fitting that my favorite pet picture of all time is right here so I can tell the world just how deeply I love it… / There are so many ways this works for me. The depth of field and selective blur draws attention to the perfect focusing on and around that amazing face, and I like the way the crop being slightly off center works so perfectly with the drape of the ears and the shape of the body. / The lighting is perfect and so natural… no blown out highlights or loss of shadow detail… the quality and direction of the lighting bring out that amazing detail in the facial fur and allows for that subtle reflection on the contrasting smooth surface into which he seems to be slowly melting. Also, the color space of the background matches the subject so perfectly that it’s a pleasing image to the eye even without taking the artistic level of the content into consideration. But I think what REALLY gets to me about this amazing shot is the affect the shooting angle has on drawing me into this pooch’s character. We’re down at his level, as if on equal terms with his world, and I feel as if I’m staring straight into his soul through those deep and all-knowing eyes… the connection between me and Boots is personal through this stunning image. This is a massive work of art and I am honored to be able to exaplin why it’s so special to me. Thanking you so very much Billy, it is such a wonderful compliment. xx Taken with my Sony F717, 800 ISO equiv. Lighting courtesy of my daughter holding a torch as there wasn’t enough natural light! Changed partially to sepia, then bluring and darker tones added for mood…..... Would make a super card ideal for any occasion, Birthday, Thank You, etc…. © Copyright 2008 Squealia, All Rights Reserved /
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My friend just got a new puppy, meet Benny. Take a look at my other photos / Add me to your watchlist /
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A DOG IS FOR LIFE NOT JUST FOR CHRISTMAS…......... Background is stock from Deviant Art
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Andy, a Ruby Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Puppy. Featured Image in Cats And Dogs Group on 11/11/08 Placed in the Top Ten of the All Pets Great & Small Group Challenge, “Calendar Dogs” on 30/11/08 © Copyright 2008 Jenny Brice – All Rights Reserved / www.jennybrice.com Andy looks great as a print or a poster. You can also view a Calendar of Andy and other lovely Cavaliers. / Click on the Calendar to view the photos for all the months. /
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Hamish, a 9 week old, Tricolour Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy. “Whoever said you can’t buy happiness forgot about puppies.” / —Gene Hill Camera: Canon EOS 350D with Canon EFS 17-85mm lens Featured in Cats Ands Dogs Group on 15th November 2008 Runner Up in Cats And Dogs Group Challenge ‘Sitting Pretty’ on 2nd December 2008 Featured in Cats And Dogs Group on 2nd December 2008 Featured in Happy Haven Group on 2nd March 2009 Placed in the Top Ten of The Mood And Ambience Challenge ‘Things That Make You Go Aahhh’ on 23rd March 2009 Featured in the Man’s Best Friends Group on 18th May, 2009 Equal Second in the Man’s Best Friends Challenge ‘Puppies’ on 18th May 2009 Placed Fourth in the Paws And Claws Challenge ‘Dogs Or Cats – One Or More Features’ on 24th May 2009 Featured in the PhoDOGraphy Group on 10th June, 2009 Camera: Canon EOS 350D with Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-300mm © Copyright 2008 Jenny Brice – All Rights Reserved / www.jennybrice.com Hamish looks great on a card, in a frame or as a poster! Or you can view/buy a Calendar of Hamish and his friends. / Click on the Calendar to view the photos for all the months. /
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Champ, blue roan cocker spaniel, was my faithful companion growing up. As a child, I used to dress him up in my doll’s clothes and photograph him, and he was sooooo patient! A gorgeous dog! / This photo was featured in the red Bubble groups ‘Shades of Grey’, ‘PhoDOGraphy’ and ‘Pets Are Us’, and was voted 4th in the Mood & Ambience group challenge ‘Friends We’ve Lost’ It was also voted into the top ten of the Cats and Dogs group challenge ‘Cats and Dogs Artworks with Water”, the Paws n Claws challenge ‘Black & White Images’ , the Mood & Ambience challenge ‘A Plea for Help’ , the Pets Are Us challenge ‘Black and White Dogs’ , the the Paws n Claws challenge ‘Black, White or Black & White Dogs only’ , the Playful Photogenic Pets challenge ‘Sad Puppy dog Eyes’ and the Pawns n Claws challenge ’ Best of the Best” Black & White Dog Images only’. It was also voted into the top ten of the Playful Photogenic Pets challenge, and the Pets R Us challenge ‘NOVEMBER AVATAR: Featured Work Only’ /
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A pair Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies enjoying a snooze. Camera: Canon Powershot Pro1 © Copyright 2009 Jenny Brice – All Rights Reserved / “www.jennybrice.com”:http://www.jennybrice.com
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Original Painting Details: / 2008 / Acrylic on Canvas / 41×51 cm
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-featured in “pets are us” / -featured in “cats and dogs” This is one of my poser pooches who doesn’t mind a photo shoot : ) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel www.galleriamancuso.com / blog / Nikon D80, 1/50sec, f/5.6, ISO 400 / /
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Moving is always bittersweet for me, especially when its a far away move. Packing is not much fun, but the reward for me is always unpacking (there is always good with the bad)!! The hardest part of moving is leaving that which and those whom you love dearly behind… Yesterday I split up the ashes of Stedman our late and beloved Cocker Spaniel with my ex. We made a memorial for him here on the property and leaving both it and my garden beds is a little tough, as we have had so many good memories here. “Steady Freddy,” was his nickname, among many others!! Stedman died from an accidental death a little over two years ago. However, it’s our belief that Stedman left us, so that little Stevey Wonder Dawg could be saved from the streets and come into our lives. The saying, “When one door closes another one opens,” held true in this case. Another saying that comes to mind is that, “You get what you need when you need it, not when you want it.” Yesterday I decided to plant a flower on Stedman’s memorial site, since I have now removed his big heart stone and my small antique St. Francis statue. Sure enough, after one minute of looking, I stumbled across a beautiful variegated plant, which was incredibly named an “Exotic Angel Nectarine!” This little plant is splashed with incredible color, as if a painter dabbed brushes into different colors of bright, vibrant paint and lovingly shook those brushes onto green leaves. The predominent color is red – for the heart of course! My heart will always beat with Stedman deeply in it (along with the rest of my beloved buddies who have passed and now sky dance together). I’m a better person for all of the incredibly wonderful times that we had together!!! LOL – being the character that he was, he’d agree, I’m sure!! :)) This photograph was shot at the dog park in Huntington Beach, California with a Canon XT, 300mm zoom. To read more about Stedman, please read his story Circle Dance with Gratitude
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