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    Ferocious Wildlife

    My first photo post in this forum so please feel free to critique/edit all you like just let me know what you did on the editing end cause I may want to emulate it next time! These are of my sisters new dog, Pepper, on her first trip to the beach. Enjoy!





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    My dad's Size 11 shoes for reference




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    Tuckered out after all the fun



    p.s. she weight's about 1-1.5lbs currently and is 8 weeks old now.

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    Vicious.

    I like the 2nd to last one the best. I think your sister was lucky that the herons were not out. Heck just about any shore birds for that matter
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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    That second to last shot is really super. Great colour and the shells add greatly to the shot.

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    Loupey, my dad and I originally went down there to try and get some surf birds and joked that we could use the dog as bait to draw them close, haha!

    Thanks for the comments, the shell's were great that day

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    LOL - A friend of mine who has a small dog was telling me "If you ever want to get some great shots of a couple Bald Eagles, then just come down to the dog park where we take our dog. They're always in this tree right near the small dog section...". He had no clue why they were always there. My hunch is that many a Toy Poodle has been eaten in that tree - to the horror of the owner!

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    lol how cute! (And tiny! My new puppy is 6 months old and over 100 lbs ) I see your up in Richmond! I'm over near Virginia Beach.

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    Love that second to last shot.

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    Thanks for the comments guys, I think I'm going to print out that 2nd shot for my sisters b-day since its coming up in a month. Anything else I should do to it though?

    Amber, thats a BIG PUPPY!!

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    Re: Ferocious Wildlife

    I thought the title was very funny, I was expecting a alligator or something after I was viewing some of the other members pictures.
    He is so adorable, watch out that a seagull doesn't think he's a meal.

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