Dogs that bark at me #14 by goodoleboy
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Vicious, vicious, vicious.
Captured 8/21/15 @ 7:46 am, while peering over the fence of a neighbor's patio. Not the best composition because these guys were jumping all over the place.
I lead a dangerous life.
Comments (5)
They certainly do look ferocious lol. but I guess they would give you a nasty little nip if you went any closer. Great shot.
Fantastic dogs and fantastic capture Harry !!!
Haa! Well, at least they're not ignoring you. And if the tail is wagging, their attention to you is friendly. If not, keep your hands away! Lucky to get a photograph this good considering the movement! Keep up the good work! :-)
Aww, well the chihuahua is probably the more ferocious of the two, they can be little buggers when they want. I wonder what it is about you that dogs don't like? I can't explain it... Great action shot, Harry!
Lol, you lead a 'dangerous life'...if you ever jump these fences, you may not have much of a life left, lol. Actually, some of these dogs may be just loud but not deadly, but I wouldn't want to find out which was which. As for Denise's question why dogs don't like you, I found that most dogs in enclosed spaces bark like crazy at any passersby. Unless you stand there and crouch (to get on their level), and offer your hand, and are willing to be there a while, they're gonna bark. And some won't stop if you do all that. And then, you're peering into them with a camera, which has to raise their suspicions even higher. But I'm glad you do it, as this is a riotous series; and we get to see dogs with their mouths wide open, and in every position imaginable. I didn't think about the challenge of photographing animals who are jumping all over the place. But the motion makes the pics all the more enjoyable. A delightful capture of 2 dogs lunging to get to you, with mouths wide open. And the one on the left looks a lot like Don Knotts! (Don't tell Don that, if you see him.) Love the shot!
(Don Knotts died 10 years ago, or so...so I don't think you'll be running into him anytime soon...)