Steve Boykin
Well-Known Member
Admittedly, he's no George Alexander Louis... But this is really cute. I thinks it's about even on the photographic quality.
Photos here: Best Friends - Imgur
Check these out too (they are pretty good!!): boy/ dog | Photo Diary: A boy and his dog - Yahoo!
"This is the story of two unlikely best friends and how they came to be so close. It all started two and a half years ago, when one of them was just a baby and the other was forced to grow up.
A Reddit user, known only as bleed-black, posted a series of photos that tracks the development of a baby's relationship with his family's yellow Labrador. The entire gallery is summed up in a single sentence: "My son and dog's 2 1/2 year friendship."
What follows is a photo essay on the evolution of an honest-to-goodness friendship between two species.
It starts with a dog nose, resting closer to a newborn — specifically, the newborn who co-opted the pup's role as the family baby.
As time passes, the dog's snout paves the way for full-fledged cuddles, mutual eye-gazing, and eventually a kiss. As months pass, the baby develops and so does his friendship with his four-legged older sibling.
They show each other their bellies, they watch movies together, and they generally put up with behavior neither one of them would tolerate from other folks. Don't think that dog gives back rides to just anyone. And sharing toys? Toddlers aren't usually big on that."
Photos here: Best Friends - Imgur
Check these out too (they are pretty good!!): boy/ dog | Photo Diary: A boy and his dog - Yahoo!
"This is the story of two unlikely best friends and how they came to be so close. It all started two and a half years ago, when one of them was just a baby and the other was forced to grow up.
A Reddit user, known only as bleed-black, posted a series of photos that tracks the development of a baby's relationship with his family's yellow Labrador. The entire gallery is summed up in a single sentence: "My son and dog's 2 1/2 year friendship."
What follows is a photo essay on the evolution of an honest-to-goodness friendship between two species.
It starts with a dog nose, resting closer to a newborn — specifically, the newborn who co-opted the pup's role as the family baby.
As time passes, the dog's snout paves the way for full-fledged cuddles, mutual eye-gazing, and eventually a kiss. As months pass, the baby develops and so does his friendship with his four-legged older sibling.
They show each other their bellies, they watch movies together, and they generally put up with behavior neither one of them would tolerate from other folks. Don't think that dog gives back rides to just anyone. And sharing toys? Toddlers aren't usually big on that."
