HappyShep76
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- Suffolk
Looks lovelyView attachment 799244 View attachment 799242 View attachment 799248 Ten passed nine at the trig point behind the house. Got to make use of the light nights
The Farm Dog
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Foregoneconclusion
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
Merlin has a new friend. ..
RushesToo
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- Location
- Fingringhoe
However much combing you have done Merlin still needs shearing.
Lili
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- Location
- Aberystwyth hinterland
Did you comb Merlin with that garden rake?
Foregoneconclusion
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
Ha.. i have done..but not on this occasion!Did you comb Merlin with that garden rake?
He loves it!
Foregoneconclusion
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
However much combing you have done Merlin still needs shearing.
Last time i sheared a dog it looked like those sheep on the specsavers advert poor thing!
HappyShep76
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- Location
- Suffolk
Jake having a lazy day after being chased round by the pups.
Jazz caught in the act of pruning shrubs in the garden. Looks so innocent . She definitely looks like her dad (above).
. She definitely looks like her dad (above).
Good job it wasn't windy with those ears [emoji23]
She likes noth8ng better than sticking her head out so they flap like a flag.
Nearly fell out 2 days ago. Just as well the collar is strong ....
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
You know the look a dog can give you. Came across this article
full story-
https://newatlas.com/dog-eye-facial...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-b59d00aaad-92286017
How dogs quickly evolved a unique facial muscle to better manipulate humans
An extraordinary new study, examining the anatomical differences between dogs and wolves, has revealed our canine companions recently evolved a very small facial muscle allowing them to raise their inner eyebrow. This tiny muscle was not found in wolves, suggesting dogs rapidly evolved this extra tissue to better communicate with humans.
The new research followed on from earlier study into the ways dogs facilitate eye contact with humans. Prior work has revealed humans favor dogs that perform certain facial movements, particularly an inner eyebrow raise (dubbed AU101 by researchers).
"This movement makes a dogs' eyes appear larger, giving them a childlike appearance," explains Bridget Waller, co-author on the new research. "It could also mimic the facial movement humans make when they're sad."
full story-
https://newatlas.com/dog-eye-facial...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-b59d00aaad-92286017
How dogs quickly evolved a unique facial muscle to better manipulate humans
An extraordinary new study, examining the anatomical differences between dogs and wolves, has revealed our canine companions recently evolved a very small facial muscle allowing them to raise their inner eyebrow. This tiny muscle was not found in wolves, suggesting dogs rapidly evolved this extra tissue to better communicate with humans.
The new research followed on from earlier study into the ways dogs facilitate eye contact with humans. Prior work has revealed humans favor dogs that perform certain facial movements, particularly an inner eyebrow raise (dubbed AU101 by researchers).
"This movement makes a dogs' eyes appear larger, giving them a childlike appearance," explains Bridget Waller, co-author on the new research. "It could also mimic the facial movement humans make when they're sad."
Ducati899
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- Location
- north dorset
My best mate,17 weeks old tomorrow [emoji85]
adzy
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- Location
- Mid Norfolk
New edition to the clan....
You let him in that immaculate cab!?!?
Lovely dog mind.
Few dog treats and a Labrador won't leave you
adzy
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- Location
- Mid Norfolk
My new friend. Only time she's been still enough to get a picture. At least she is home now, the real fun can now begin!
adzy
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- Location
- Mid Norfolk
I wish I could say she's as good as gold, but I'd be lying. We're still sussing each other out, but one thing we know is that the older dog is scared of her so we have to keep them apart. She is a lovely little thing though (when she's asleep)
