Showing posts with label dogs. photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. photos. Show all posts

Monday, November 2, 2009

Skokijan




He's mom

As a puppy


Puppy


He is a German shepherd male. 




Scrapbooked








Being shy. 


Wearing  Mukluks.

More photos
"Who says..."
Kris


We unfortunately lost Skokijan in 2018.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Kris



...by special request


Tokeloshe made me my own Web-page and this is the header.
 

As a puppy Ag, shame!

 
As a  pup



Lake Louise, Alberta Canada

In the snow

 
 In a canoe

 
 Merry Krismas

 
 Trick or treat?
 
 Clowning around
 
 Cooking again
 
 Playing Ice hockey on a frozen pond
 
Swimming through the snow

At the park with Skokiaan.
I am a  5 year old Belgian Shepherd (Groenendahl) German Shepherd Cross female. I have done Basic, agility and search & rescue training. I have a bell by the door, which I ring when I want to go out. I have gone on ferries, trains, escalators, lifts, ice, canoes, suspension bridges, etc. I go to the Stampede Parade, street festivals, hiking, snowshoeing, etc. I can play soccer and I swim very well. I live with Mr. & Mrs. Tokeloshe,  Basket Case and a Male German Shepherd. I am Canadian.
 

Who says…..you can’t teach a dog new tricks?)
Hugs,
Kris.


We unfortunately lost Kris in 2018.

Friday, September 9, 2005

Yamnuska Ridge


2 September 2005
Nikon D 70 ©
We hiked Yamnuska Ridge, it was a lovely 12 degrees Celsius day. It took us about 4 hours, because their were beautiful wildflowers, which we took photos of. I didn't know it at the time but I was starting to get a cold, so I was a bit out of breath. There were a few other people but not too many, because it was a Friday.  It is very poplar for climbers, but I think they use an alternate route.



 "Mount Yamnuska (Mount Laurie) is a dramatic limestone uplift located at the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains east of Canmore, and across the Bow River from Seebe just off of the Trans Canada Highway. The south face of the mountain is vertical, overhanging in places, and approximately 350 m high and 2 km wide. It is the prime rock climbing destination for the Calgary area.




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