“I’ve seen a look in dogs’ eyes, a quickly vanishing look of amazed contempt,and I am convinced that basically dogs think humans are nuts.”
John Steinbeck
Dont be afraid of direct eye contact, you just might see into the soul of another . en theos †† jim
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wonderful eyes
What a beautiful animal!
wow…I don’t know what else to say but just liking it didn’t seem to be enough. Great shot!
Wellup….thanx for your kind words. She is a great dog. She has a lot of issues, she was abused & abandoned. On top of that she is totally deaf. But she warms my heart…….en theos….jim
Sounds like my cat. He was rescued by my first cat, who brought him in the house and stood guard while he ate food from the food bowl. he was so thin and neglected and untrusting…he would growl when he ate because he was trying to scare me off. Eventually he became the most gentle and loving cat, and he pines terribly if someone doesn’t come home when he expects them to. He walks through every room in the house calling for them. Rescued animals are precious. I’m glad your dog has found such a loving and understanding home.
wellp…..rescues have always been my best dogs……en theos…j