Toy Poodle

Suzi and Linda, while Linda is a Yorkshire, Suzi is a 3 months old toy poodle and really scared of the camera, tssss...

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One more of Suzi in midair...

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Wow that is a cute pup

Yup, she's a crazy lil' cutey, but somewhat scared of everything. A lil' kitten came to us, which is the exact opposite! Eitherway, it's amazing to grab that tiny bundle with one hand and let her give you a kiss, haha! So sweet...

She has also an amazing way of moving about. I must say, that is particularely adorable and elegant somehow. Picturebook puppy.

Suzi is cute and seems joyful~

And a little fourlegged piranha! The plus side must've been that she made Linda squeek in the cutest voices, hahaha. No, really, I've never been around a baby poodle, let alone baby toy poodle, but that's probably the best way to warm up to a breed that normally somehow never really made it into my heart. I'm glad to be one breed richer in my likings now, HAHA!

Looks like a walking stuffed animal! Very ciute. would love to see a portrait of this one, without all the bothersome shrubs etc in her way

Bothersome shrubs?
Ahm...didn't quite get to do that, but here's one more with even more bothersome shrubs!

BTW, she actually kinda feels like an animated stuffed animal, too!

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I simply meant that the second shot, the shrub is in the way.
Get down to her level perhaps?

Taron wrote in post #8933759
One more of Suzi in midair...

I love these flying dog pics! Very cute little dog.

Flo wrote in post #8966070
I simply meant that the second shot, the shrub is in the way.
Get down to her level perhaps?

Further down was even more, but I did get a lot of shots without much or any shrubs in the way, but those simply didn't look as cute. For the most part she was busy telling the camera to tuck in it's tail and run, but since the camera had no legs to run with it must have terrified her a bit too much to hold still!
Some of the pictures of her barking make Suzi look more like Cujo, actually, HAHA!

Anyway, point taken! Although, if I was able to do it a bit more artistically, I do like the layering it creates.

Thanks, Stsva, I was pretty thrilled that I caught that one, too! I switched to sport mode in a hurry and it worked out quite well. If I was more prepared and more routined I would've prepared the manual mode properly, but well... with time I'll get it! (Feels like it takes some sort of virtuosity to sling the camera quickly with all the settings. Havn't tried the custom setting stuff, yet...)