The new dog

[Steve Boykin]

I found this dog about 2 months ago at 5:30 AM walking Ruby and Hugo. He had a very messed up right rear leg, covered in fleas and ticks, and sadly heart worms. We just finished the second round of the heart worm treatment with one more to go. His name is Albert because he isn't very bright.

For the technically inclined Fuji 35mm F2 at F2.

 

[Pete Askew]

But a fine looking pooch none the less. Is that Hugo lurking behind?

Nice to hear from you again, Steve. Hopefully you'll start posting some shots from your wanderings. I miss them.

 

[Steve Boykin]

But a fine looking pooch none the less. Is that Hugo lurking behind?

Nice to hear from you again, Steve. Hopefully you'll start posting some shots from your wanderings. I miss them.

He's going to make it. Let me assure there is no such thing as an inexpensive free dog.......

Sorry, I forgot to add, yep that's the "infamous" Hugo. He's on a diet and not too happy about it.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Well Steve, nice to see and are you sure he's not that bright?

 

[Steve Boykin]

Well Steve, nice to see and are you sure he's not that bright?

Well maybe I ought to reconsider since he went from living on the street with a bad leg, to sleeping on Ikea mattress, having a maitre d twice daily, and a chauffeur.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Lovely picture, but I'm wondering about the association of the name Albert with stupidity - something Einstein might...hold on, that's WHY you're calling him Albert. Sarcasm. I'm being a bit Albert today...

 

[Beth Carter]

he may not be bright, but he looks pretty attentive in this shot.

Lovely picture, but I'm wondering about the association of the name Albert with stupidity - something Einstein might...hold on, that's WHY you're calling him Albert. Sarcasm. I'm being a bit Albert today...

i'd love to introduce you to my father's old assistant supervisor. they called him tiny. you just about break your neck looking up at his 6'10" frame.

 

[Steve Boykin]

he may not be bright, but he looks pretty attentive in this shot.


i'd love to introduce you to my father's old assistant supervisor. they called him tiny. you just about break your neck looking up at his 6'10" frame.

He's a good dog, just a bit stubborn. He can't help it. He was living on the streets here in Houston. I have had to work with him a bit but he's really making good progress. He goes in for his last heart worm treatment on Sept 14th.

 

[Tony Britton]

Excellent photo of this beautiful dog.