No idea what the whole deal with those sticks is...
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Winter Wonderland
After a long silence, we're finally back. I finally managed to shoot some nice snow pictures.
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- Pyr Sheps
- Pyrenean Shepherds are a hardy small herding breed from the French side of the Pyrenees. They: are fun, brave, smart, love to learn, love to please; easy to please if you include LOTS of exercise (and no, taking them on a walk is not exercise) and mental activities. They should display the maximum of energy at a minimum size. They are easy to groom: you hardly have to do anything - just brush them a little every now and then and keep the nails short, especially the (double) dew claws, if they have them. Pyr Sheps do not usuallay take to strangers - but there are always exceptions, I guess. Aluna is not one of them :) Their cousins on the Spanish side are the Gos d'Atura. The Tibetan Terrier (which is not actually a terrier), the Old German Sheep-Poodle (Schafpudel), the Italian Bergamasco, the Polish PON (or can you say "Polski Owczarek Nizinny"?) and the Hungarian Puli may all be somehow related. If you want to find out more, check them out on wikipedia.org
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