
On Sunday, my aunt gave the family dog Blackie a nice clean bath.

How about now?
While Blackie waited for his fur to dry to be released, I took some handsome portraits of him.

"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
3 comments:
Blackie is a handsome little guy ... especially all dry (and clean). They do so love to roll in the dirt when they are wet. Glad you had a restful weekend.
why does blackie look like he has wounds on him?? and he's not black XD
Thank you, CS.
Shan-lin - Blackie's real name Xiao Hey. He's not exactly a young pup anymore and likes to sleep and lay on the cement ground so he has scraps on his joints and ears.
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