Here are a few. We no longer have them. Sadly they both passed. The little one last week.
I just made a 20X30 canvas enlargement of this photo, taken with my D80 about 10 years ago. It looks so sharp and clear like they are jrunning out of the photo.
Here's one taken a few months back. Taken with a Nikon F5 and Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AF using an expired Kodak Ektar 100. Scanned using a Fuji Frontier 500.
Thanks Bruce. I am so happy to have many photos of both of them to remember them by. We should really appreciate our dogs because we have the, for such a short time. They do give us unconditional love.
Not sure if these will be my best one's but these are the one's I took today on my first run with the D750. Nice fall walk in the woods. I'm sure there will be more of these to come.....
Laslo Varadi, sorry to hear about your dogs. They are so important to our lives that they leave a huge cap when they pass away. I don't know what I will do when my dog's time is up, fortunately she is only 4 years old so I am hoping for 8-10 more great years with my girl.
They are so important to our lives that they leave a huge cap when they pass away. I don't know what I will do when my dog's time is up, fortunately she is only 4 years old so I am hoping for 8-10 more great years with my girl. 
