So I went to an obedience trial for the first time in three years, even though it meant getting up early on a Sunday when I am going to work six days this week. Deprived, that's what I've been. And I just barely got myself out the door in time to be an hour late, so I didn't even consider taking the real camera, but when I got there I tried a few things with the awful phone camera. Considering that I was facing a row of windows, and that I didn't want to get up and move around and disturb the dogs and handlers, I got a few that were all right.
It's only Monday. We'll see on Saturday night how sorry I am that I didn't stay home and rest.
There are dogs as well as humans in this picture.
That black thing is a Rottweiler about to land after retrieving the dumbbell over the jump--the white jump against the white wall. I took several shots of dark dogs against the dark ring surface.
I hope this doesn't all catch up with you later in the week.
ReplyDeleteDo you go to show your dog or to get clients?
Neither one this time. (It's good, in a general way, for people to know who I am, but a large percentage of them aren't local.) My dog is far from ready to compete. During the years I've been looking after my father, even before I had to stay home with him, I haven't had time to train much.
ReplyDeleteThis time I went just to watch dogs--dogs I didn't have to train or bathe or clean up after. A vacation!
If I wasn't so lazy, I would train the Princess for obedience trials. Oh, wait.... the Princess doesn't obey me. Shucks.
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