My new puppy - Jockomo Poochini (aka "Moe"): error. Will repost...

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

error. Will repost

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

He is very shy, in fact he isn't there.

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

trying to figure out how to post multiple images. Stand by please

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

Ok - second attempt. 11 week old English cocker spaniel. English cockers are different from regular cocker spaniels. They are more like miniature English Springers.

Last photo is a crop of the preceding photo.

FotoHog Loc: on Cloud 9

Rick from NY wrote:

Ok - second attempt. 11 week old English cocker spaniel. English cockers are different from regular cocker spaniels. They are more like miniature English Springers.

Last photo is a crop of the preceding photo.

Dramatic entrance

Drip Dry McFleye

Beautiful dog! Looks like he might be an English Setter?

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

Rick from NY wrote:

trying to figure out how to post multiple images. Stand by please

add them one at a time Choose file, check store original, click add attachment - wait for it to appear - then do the next image - when done click send

there is a size limit so you might need to resize the images and only 10 images at a time

I use 2048 pixels on long side, 72 pixels per inch, jpeg at 60% and sRGB color space.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Rick from NY wrote:

Ok - second attempt. 11 week old English cocker spaniel. English cockers are different from regular cocker spaniels. They are more like miniature English Springers.

Last photo is a crop of the preceding photo.

What great shots - and what a little cutie he is

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

OK, you got it before I finished my hints - good job, cute pup.

But the eyes give me a vibe - "OK Boss, I have been posing nice. Now where are those treats you promised me for posing? Otherwise I may get the urge to chew on your favorite house shoes!"

Umnak Loc: Mount Vernon, Wa.

What a good looking pup! Well captured too!
Rob

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

English cocker. He’s much smaller than English setter. Does look like a mini English Springer though.

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

robertjerl wrote:

OK, you got it before I finished my hints - good job, cute pup.

But the eyes give me a vibe - "OK Boss, I have been posing nice. Now where are those treats you promised me for posing? Otherwise I may get the urge to chew on your favorite house shoes!"

Oh yeah. He is a determined tyke and was certainly looking for his treats. Puppies learn that real fast.

twowindsbear

Keep in mind that naming, or calling a dog 'Moe' can be quite confusing to the dog when you need to tell him 'NO!'

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

twowindsbear wrote:

Keep in mind that naming, or calling a dog 'Moe' can be quite confusing to the dog when you need to tell him 'NO!'

My wife and I are experienced dog owners and a lot of folks told us Moe was too close to no, but it doesn’t seem to be a problem. He knows his Moes from no’s.

Actually, his AKC name is a play on my favorite composer, Giacomo Puccini and we were going to call him either Jocko or Pooch, but one look in his eyes and he quickly became Moe.

Rick from NY Loc: Sarasota FL

I just took a look at the puppy photos I posted to this new thread of mine and noticed that the pics attached do not appear sharp. In fact, they are tack sharp - do pics lose a lot of resolution when uploaded here?

Honestly, if the originals looked as soft as what appears here, I wouldn’t have posted or printed them. Am I doing something wrong?

Here are the originals from #4 and 5 and remember that #5 is a serious crop of 4.

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