Well, maybe in a closeup like that.
No way.
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RELEASED HiveWire Dog Is Underway
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No way.
That body is looking awesome Sparky lady.
I'd better hurry and finish up my end of things, so not everyone is waiting on me.
Need to position the whiskers, fine tune the teeth. I think I still have the wolf teeth inside. Need to get expressions done and body morphs.
I'd better hurry and finish up my end of things, so not everyone is waiting on me.
Need to position the whiskers, fine tune the teeth. I think I still have the wolf teeth inside. Need to get expressions done and body morphs.
Oh the leg bending..wow! and the snarl! So happy it's moving along!! Just wow again!
Speaking of collies, the original collie was shorthair. Brought to America from Scotland in the late fifties to be trained as seeing-eye dogs (what they were called back then) by Dr. "Elise" Ford a biology professor at the local college. She felt the collie's temperament was better for women and kids and the shorthair collie was easier to keep groomed than the long hair.I and a bunch of other students (jr.high, not college) worked with her and the dogs to get their CDs and had permits to take them around town into stores and on buses to get them used to things. We used to pile into her station wagon with the dogs on weekends to head off to yet another dog show. It was really fun.
They were all blue merles which became very popular and were later bred back into the longer hair collies mainly in the Seattle area. We were in Tacoma at that time (her kennel (Shamrock) and lab was in Indiana.) My first (and only) published writing was a piece on training in her journal of Collie Genetics.
About a decade later I was living in New York City. Got on a bus one day and there was a blind man with a familiar looking dog. I asked him about it and he said it was a Shamrock collie. Felt soooo good.
Speaking of collies, the original collie was shorthair. Brought to America from Scotland in the late fifties to be trained as seeing-eye dogs (what they were called back then) by Dr. "Elise" Ford a biology professor at the local college. She felt the collie's temperament was better for women and kids and the shorthair collie was easier to keep groomed than the long hair.I and a bunch of other students (jr.high, not college) worked with her and the dogs to get their CDs and had permits to take them around town into stores and on buses to get them used to things. We used to pile into her station wagon with the dogs on weekends to head off to yet another dog show. It was really fun.
They were all blue merles which became very popular and were later bred back into the longer hair collies mainly in the Seattle area. We were in Tacoma at that time (her kennel (Shamrock) and lab was in Indiana.) My first (and only) published writing was a piece on training in her journal of Collie Genetics.
About a decade later I was living in New York City. Got on a bus one day and there was a blind man with a familiar looking dog. I asked him about it and he said it was a Shamrock collie. Felt soooo good.
I think you nailed it. LOL I was surprised too!
FairyFantastic
Awesome
wow he s looking awsome chris
Desertsilver
Busy Bee
That is some fascinating info, Spit. And ohhh- I love the merles.
Pretty, pretty Sparky!
dog looks amazing!
eclark1894
Visionary
I wanna see how well he bends. You know someone's got to pose him licking himself! Where's Pommerlis?
Szark
Awesome
man that some awesome morphing work there. and mouth teeth textures
eclark1894
Visionary
Comet! Where ya been, boy? Haven't seen you since I was 15!
Darn it! You lost your dog collar and tags!!!