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Thanks all
Andy, they're squirm worms, lucky the head was in the shot 
Vladan, do puppies stay still? (shoot them when they are young 4-8wks, they're calmer )
Jata, 50D w/24-70mm f/2.8L, in their garage, 4x4' table, backdrop, two AB800's with bounce back umbrellas camera left & right, and an ABR800 behind for separation
Jim ... thank you for the compliment, I'm still learning so that means alot
I see what you mean about the props, it is tough to place them back, cause the pups move so much, it is really a crap shoot hoping to get one to look my direction more stationary subjects I usually set the props back a hair, for the color but have the subject up front ... these guys have NO understanding of sit/stay 
I had puppy wranglers on either side of the table, to catch them before they fell off, owner behind me, making different noises, quite the production, and we weren't sure we got all the black tri-s on individual shots ... but it was a FUN shoot, and I didn't bring one home with me 
(of course, I got a mini-pup a few weeks ago, and one is enough)
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