Pat and Rosie by durleybeachbum
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Buster is much missed by the folk at the Rest Home who knew him: he was a star at this work.
Rosie is much more of a fidget, although I expect her to get more skilled as time goes on. She does give a lot of pleasure in spite of a short attention span!
Comments (21)
What a lovely picture.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Bless you for doing what you do. I know I always feel better around animals.
Rosy , I love you sweetheart.
I love those little legs :)
Sweet capture A wonderful thing that you and your dogs do
A touching portrait...
Thats because she is such a charming little girl. Superb shot :)
Agree with Andrew (blinkings). A wonderful shot!
So beautiful
Kudos to you and Rosie for this great service.
such an adorable couple !
Yes, those short little legs, reminds me of my beestie. Rosie is such a little cutie! Pat reminds me of one of our patients here who has suffered a stroke, she loved my turtle pictures so I printed them out for her.
Rosie is just so danged adorable! I fall in love again every time I see her. I'm sure she's of the "leave them wanting more" school of visitation. :P
They make a charming couple. Rosie does look distracted.
they look like they having fun
Two lovely faces and a super pic.
Such a charming capture, she has a massive reputation of Buster to live up to and I'm sure in time she will become more relaxed and I bet the people there love her already... who could fail not to!.
A lovely shot, Andrea, and we can see that Rosie is looking for something else to do at this moment. Typical of a lot of dogs---yours are amazingly trained to sit with strangers so well, for so long. Rosie doesn't look unhappy, just distracted. And a loving portrait of Pat, with a contented smile, and contented posture, compacted in her chair and relaxed. She seems happy regardless of Rosie's distractions. Your shots of these people holding your dogs, and the love and ease in both, are jewels. It too is a great series of yours, and a wonderful record. Pat looks wonderfully at ease in this loving and lovely shot from yet more of your visits to older people, with your dogs. Always a touching series.
She has big shoes to fill, does Rosie! Buster's reputation reaches far and wide, but I bet Rosie will come close! A lovely portrait of one of Rosie's patients, and Rosie, doing her work so well. I am thinking about doing something like this with Leya .. maybe. If she ever keeps her feet on the ground for longer then a few seconds.
A wonderful photo of Pat and maybe Rosie just wants to visit everybody!