My Rott

This is Tessa. I was messing around with my backdrops after photographing a baby (she came along). I hadnt given her a bath or anything but I kinda like how they turned out. One day I'll give her a bath and try to take some real nice ones.

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Shes beautiful and love them all I love using black BD with black and tan dogs I do with my boy hes a german shepherd I am surprised when no one comments on such lovely shots well done I like allot

Oh and btw the second one being my fave by far

Nice set of a nice looking dog.

I love when you post pictures of Tessa. She is so beautiful. I still think about her recovery now and then!

Thanks SJC. She is doing very well. Her leg started to scar, both at her joint, where the tendon rolled down to and above where it was cut. She has 2 big knots there that you can see and feel, but she is back to walking on all 4s now. If you watch her you can tell she favors the other back leg, and she doesnt jump up on me like she used to. It seems to bother her, but with that said I just watched her smooth sail over a 3 ft garden fence the other day at will. Suffice to say she has recovered way beyond the vets expectations. I didnt do much for her, but every day I picked up her other back leg and made her stand for 30 seconds at a time on the injured leg. At first she could not do it so well but she got better and better and got her confidence to walk on it.

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Thanks SJC. She is doing very well. Her leg started to scar, both at her joint, where the tendon rolled down to and above where it was cut. She has 2 big knots there that you can see and feel, but she is back to walking on all 4s now. If you watch her you can tell she favors the other back leg, and she doesnt jump up on me like she used to. It seems to bother her, but with that said I just watched her smooth sail over a 3 ft garden fence the other day at will. Suffice to say she has recovered way beyond the vets expectations. I didnt do much for her, but every day I picked up her other back leg and made her stand for 30 seconds at a time on the injured leg. At first she could not do it so well but she got better and better and got her confidence to walk on it.

I'm so glad she is doing so well!

Very nice!

love the dog and the pics.. great job...