Aww, such a cute puppy.
amethystdragon Senior Member  377 posts Joined Jun 2007 Location: Denver More info | Very cute puppy!! Third shot for me. Canon 400D
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Aug 06, 2007 19:31 | #18 amethyst dragon wrote in post #3679909  Very cute puppy!! Third shot for me. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.(Been in the veterinary business for 20+ years) Have fun!!! Thanks you for your offer, just took her to the Vet today...big hit there. kelstar wrote in post #3679600 Aww, such a cute puppy. Thank You! Mom could not put her down when she first held her. Aloha,
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sgamuk Senior Member  410 posts Joined Jan 2007 More info | Aug 06, 2007 20:34 | #19 definitely number three!!!! sooooo cute.... 5D mk1 + Grip | 24-105L | 85L II | 135L | 70-200L mk2 | Kenko 1.4X TC | 580EX II
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olson_24 Member 153 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Monroe, Wisconsin, USA More info | I don't know if this is your first Beagle or not, but just a few notes: Canon Digital Rebel X/T
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Aug 07, 2007 13:29 | #21 sgamuk wrote in post #3680738 definitely number three!!!! sooooo cute.... Thanks...She is a cutie olson_24 wrote in post #3684971 I don't know if this is your first Beagle or not, but just a few notes: Beagles not used to hunt have a tendency to get fat...watch what they eat. Also, NEVER let a Beagle out of your sight when outside. It only takes them a second to find a scent at which point they will follow it. Don't trust "invisible fences" either...Beagles are little escape artists! Lastly, they are prone to separation anxiety...This one's sooo cute, why not get another. They need companionship! Anyway, I love the photos! I'm still trying to get mine to stop running away from the camera (not the best hunter as she hates the clicking sound). This is my first Beagle. Thanks for the comments and tips. Aloha,
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Suicidenote Senior Member  672 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA More info | Aug 07, 2007 17:00 | #22 adorable pics. love #2 & #3 Gear List:
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Alex_H Senior Member  402 posts Joined Jun 2007 Location: Gaylord, MI More info | Aug 07, 2007 20:16 | #23 Linkzi - What do you mean by a 13 inch beagle? Camera: Canon a640
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Aug 08, 2007 00:04 | #24 That is so funny for the dog taking off on a scent. The breeder told me my dog will be about 13 inches and 30 pounds. I did some research and the Beagles are classified as 13-inch and 15-inch. Since Lulu's parents are 30 pounds, she is actually a 15-inch classification but they start at 13 inches to a height of 15 inches. It was on a poster at my vets. Aloha,
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Space Senior Member  935 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: 3rd Planet More info | Aug 08, 2007 00:36 | #25 Too cute. Common Sense...Isn't
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Aug 08, 2007 01:47 | #26 Space wrote in post #3688750 Too cute. Thanks Space! Aloha,
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Riversnake Member 95 posts Joined Jan 2007 Location: NW Alabama More info | Aug 09, 2007 07:35 | #27 olson_24 wrote in post #3684971 I don't know if this is your first Beagle or not, but just a few notes: Beagles not used to hunt have a tendency to get fat...watch what they eat. Also, NEVER let a Beagle out of your sight when outside. It only takes them a second to find a scent at which point they will follow it. Don't trust "invisible fences" either...Beagles are little escape artists! Lastly, they are prone to separation anxiety...This one's sooo cute, why not get another. They need companionship! Nice pics!!
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pakomo Senior Member  374 posts Joined Jun 2007 Location: Denmark More info | Aug 09, 2007 09:57 | #28 That last one, oh my god! :O It so cute, unbelievable! Too bad you didn't get the whole dog in the first picture, but it's still great as well. Patrick Kofod Mogensen
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Aug 09, 2007 11:21 | #29 Riversnake wrote in post #3696052 Nice pics!! +1 on all the above, esp the second comment. Beags are slaves to their noses. It takes a lot of training to get them to respond when they hit an "interesting" trail. The last comment has a LOT of validity too. Two are less trouble than one. Trust me! You are in for some fun in just a couple months!!  Let the chewing begin!! Remember to get pics then! Your Beagle will provide you with tons of photo opportunites both pleasant and not so much. They are inquisitive and masters at both escape and intrusion. Enjoy and keep the camera handy! Thanks! I can already see what you guys are talking about. She finds a scent in the yard and is determined to get whatever it is by digging. pakomo wrote in post #3696732 That last one, oh my god! :O It so cute, unbelievable! Too bad you didn't get the whole dog in the first picture, but it's still great as well. Thanks! Aloha,
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Gamut Senior Member  821 posts Likes: 44 Joined Jul 2007 Location: States More info | Aug 09, 2007 18:54 | #30 Outside the fact that she's cute as all get out, the exposure and color are terrific. Nice work. 5D MIII | 24-70L | 16-35L | 24-105L IS USM | 70-200L IS USM
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Now she can't keep still so I'm practicing focusing skills.:p
Consistently sniffing. Also very fast moving for looking for an escape path if confined. 