Mignarda
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It's generally hard for me to get a really good picture of Dickens in his "Dickens pose," which is how he appears most of the time; standing tall and straight and looking right through me with dark, unblinking eyes. I got lucky today and managed to get him reasonably well, though not through any skill of my own.
In the inset is Dickens at not quite three months. I must admit that he's about the un-Sheltiest-looking Sheltie pup I've ever seen. But I think he's managed to grow into the classic Sheltie appearance, albeit not the "cute/fluffy" type, but the angular, sharp-nosed and relatively short-haired variety.
For all that, he's a fantastic dog; really eager to please, gentle as a kitten, and no trouble whatsoever in the house. I don't think I've ever been as taken with a dog as I am with Dickens!
http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/u654/Mignarda/Dickens_Marco_zps1c123679.jpg
In the inset is Dickens at not quite three months. I must admit that he's about the un-Sheltiest-looking Sheltie pup I've ever seen. But I think he's managed to grow into the classic Sheltie appearance, albeit not the "cute/fluffy" type, but the angular, sharp-nosed and relatively short-haired variety.
For all that, he's a fantastic dog; really eager to please, gentle as a kitten, and no trouble whatsoever in the house. I don't think I've ever been as taken with a dog as I am with Dickens!
http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/u654/Mignarda/Dickens_Marco_zps1c123679.jpg
