Mark and Fritz by durleybeachbum
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Description
My son with Fritz loving some private attention.

Comments (20)
How cute little dog :)
He is such a baby, he loves all that, in 09 he was always upstairs having belly rubs from Dee and I, even though you forbid it :)
Sweet shot,klasse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
superb photo of your men π
...and belated birthday wishes Andrea! all the best to you my dear friend πππΈπ
Lovely family pic.
Aw Fritz looks so comfy wrapped up in Marks arms. Thanks for sharing this precious moment Andrea.
True friends Andrea.
Such an adorable capture Andrea. God bless.
Precious shot! In that moment, he is in the best place in the whole world!
What a great life.
Aww, you know how I feel about Fritz! What a super portrait of the two of them!
Fritz is so lucky! Great image thank you so much for sharing this private moment
Fritz just snuggled right into that warm sweater - a nice photo of Mark too!
Beautiful, very beautiful portrait, Adorable expression of the little dog !!
precious moment of top comfort!
what a delightful moment and portrait; so much love !
A very warm family image. Fritz looks like he is in heaven.
He looks like he's enjoying that cuddle.
Marvelous capture, and Belated "Happy Birthday", my internet connection has been down and finally had someone come out today and fix it while I am off from work, so I am playing catch up on all my posts. Hope your BD was the greatest...::)))
a very handsome son, Andrea, and a loving portrait of him and Fritz, him looking content and cradling, and Fritz looking content and cradled. Really lovely capture of man and dog. And I love what you did with the background---can you do that in real life? I mean, leave some things "whole," when visitors come, but postwork the rest? I love that background! A very loving portrait.