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Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Hunting

This is a commission piece I did . I love dogs so did enjoy doing this one. I had a smaller dog like this one that was a great tracker & pointer. Guess they just know how to do this because we had him from a baby & he had never been trained. Archie Ball was a short dog so when he was on the trail of a rabbit in the pasture he would jump up above the bushes & we could see him then & he could see what he was chasing . He also found a Mama dog with several babies & went in a point when we walked by the old shed that she had gone into to have her babies. A stray dog that someone had dumped in the country. So sad that people do that. Sometimes they cant find water food, or shelter.

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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Poppy


This is a watercolor on paper of my little Yorkie. Poppy was my shadow for 18 years. It was hard when we lost him. He started out as a little terror but soon became a really sweet dog. He loved to ride in my car with me. He would set on the console so he could see out the window. Poppy loved toys & liked to play ball. He would roll the basketball ( which was pretty big for his small size) around by laying his front legs on it and pushing with his back legs. I still miss him. This painting will be in our Caboose Watercolor Society pet show in Sep & Oct at the Heritage Museum.
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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Madona


Another painting of my little Pom peeking out from under blanket. Looks like she is playing dress up. Watercolor on paper.
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Friday, July 29, 2011

Peek A Boo


This is one of our little Poms Lolly Pop, She loves to hide under the covers & is so still when we ask where Lolly is. If we don't try to find her pretty quick she will peek out of the cover. Anytime she finds cover or towels she can get to she hides. She did this when we first got her at almost 6 weeks old. Grand Daughter was with us when we got her & she named her. Peek a Boo would have been a perfect name for her.
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Saturday, March 26, 2011