Dogs. Dawgs. Other critters. Life as Oliver Wendell Douglas. Live heirlooms, both flora and fauna. Self-sufficiency. Suffering not a fool to live. Land stewardship. Turnip trucks, and those who have not fallen therefrom. Training things. Growing things. Search and rescue. What is this bug and what is it doing under my desk light?
Embracing the reality that Nature Bats Last.
In show biz, we call that a one-percenter joke. But for that one percent, it's the funniest damn thing ever. Nicely done! - - - - - - - Jack@PDB dog beds and more
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Help me out here. I can't decide whether he's supposed to be rabid, a land shark, or a vampire. Or all three.
ReplyDeleteTrainer eating orca.
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Or, more precisely, trainer-eating orca.
ReplyDeleteAlas, one cannot get the whole tableau and clearly see this most wonderful detail:
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Thanks Mattel!
What did you use to put the splashes of white on his fur?
ReplyDeleteI love it. I thought it was funny even before I noticed the fin and the white patches. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteJean -- Crayola washable (and ruboffable on my leg) craft paint, applied with an old toothbrush.
ReplyDeleteI've got some spray-on stuff, but didn't want to try it so close to his eyes, even with a stencil to mask it.
The craft paint is okay for taking photos, but really doesn't last very long on a moving dog.
This would obviously work better on a pibble or other very close-coated dog, but that's not what I have.
I thought about white felt patches, but the only way I could think of to attach them would be glue.
Or staples.
LMFAO - Best. Costume. Evah.
ReplyDeleteOnly you, Heather.
Love it!
LOL! A friend of mine put her cat in a shark costume --or so I heard.
ReplyDeleteSo sick. I love it!
ReplyDeleteLMAO!
ReplyDeleteLMAO!
ReplyDeleteCindy Eliason
The curse of the seven snotty orphans be upon you for what you have done to my granddog Moe.
ReplyDeleteDad
ha! i love it.
ReplyDeleteIn show biz, we call that a one-percenter joke. But for that one percent, it's the funniest damn thing ever. Nicely done!
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