In the garden

This helping dad with the gardening is all well and good but it's exhaaaauuusting

Awwwwwwww puppy fix

How can they sleep like that!!!

Love the last picture they always seem to find the most uncomfortable way to sleep.

Great pics

If Dave sees these when he gets home from work, I wonder if he'll stop giving me a hard time

Love the half in/half out the bed shot.... Why do they sleep like that? x

Love it great shots there, thanks for sharing.

Lou&percy wrote:Love the half in/half out the bed shot.... Why do they sleep like that? x

I think he was feeling the heat. That shot was taken in the conservatory and it's quite sunny up here today.

Such great pics but with such a super cutie you can't go wrong

Kat75 wrote:Such great pics but with such a super cutie you can't go wrong

Nonsense It's all down to my camera skills, he's an ugly little sod really.

reuben wrote:

Kat75 wrote:Such great pics but with such a super cutie you can't go wrong

Nonsense It's all down to my camera skills, he's an ugly little sod really.

Ok I believe you.. He is really ugly

reuben wrote:
If Dave sees these when he gets home from work, I wonder if he'll stop giving me a hard time

Hahahaha.......................NO !!

Seriously he is a fantastic looking boy and going to break some hearts, do you have some interest in photography then or just really lucky with this little poser. I am in love with this little boy

awww very cute

Thanks Dave. He does seem to be quite photogenic.

I'm interested in taking nice photos but am completely clueless. Got an idiot-proof Digital SLR for my 60th and find that the long lens is ideal for animal shots as they tend to act unnaturally if you get too close. Went to evening classes to learn photo editing with Picasa ( very basic but does me ) but know nothing about f stops, exposures etc. but like to think I have an eye for a shot.

As I write this he has just destroyed one of the wife's housplants in the conservatory. We're both in trouble when she gets home.

Lovely photos thanks for sharing

reuben wrote:
Thanks Dave. He does seem to be quite photogenic.

I'm interested in taking nice photos but am completely clueless. Got an idiot-proof Digital SLR for my 60th and find that the long lens is ideal for animal shots as they tend to act unnaturally if you get too close. Went to evening classes to learn photo editing with Picasa ( very basic but does me ) but know nothing about f stops, exposures etc. but like to think I have an eye for a shot.

As I write this he has just destroyed one of the wife's housplants in the conservatory. We're both in trouble when she gets home.

You know we have a pro on the site , though she's a little shy If you have any questions on photography guaranteed to help you out

What a stunner!!! Great pics