Ernie and Buster by durleybeachbum
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Ernie loves all dogs, and so I got Buster away from his favourite rest-home lady, Doris, to let this gentleman have a cuddle.
Buster had a green eye, but after a quick tutorial from Bill I have corrected it. Thankyou Bill!
I posted a better portrait of Ernie in June: see that Here
Comments (20)
dakotabluemoon
Wonderful capture hon.
bmac62
Perfect:)
greyone
Gorgeous capture of this gentleman enjoying Buster's company.
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God Bless.
Faemike55
Wodnerful capture Andrea
pat40
Wonderful.
MrsLubner
very sweet photo.
Juliette.Gribnau
wonderful !!
alanwilliams
a couple of characterful faces
Glendaw
Fantastic shot of Ernie enjoying Buster's company.
helanker
Such a lovely moment you cought here Andrea :)
jendellas
They are both lovely captures of Ernie!!
auntietk
Such a delight to see this! I showed Bill your result. He's impressed, and sends his regards!
midnightmum
This melts your heart. wonderful. hugs Glenda.
goodoleboy
Top notch portrait in the annals of man/dog relations, Andrea. And Buster had a green eye? A condition normally suggestive of envy.
sandra46
WONDERFUL SHOT!
wysiwig
Ernie and Buster, weren't they on Sesame Street? I love these pictures of yours with the boys and old folks. They are so warm and the visits are such a kindness. Lutheran Church Charities's K-9 Parish Comfort Dogs sent five trained golden retrievers to Newtown, Connecticut to help people traumatized by the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School. http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20656736_20657586,00.html Bless Ernie and the sacrifices he made to keep us free. If I should die, think only this of me: That there's some corner of a foreign field That is for ever England. ~ Rupert Brooke, 1887-1915, 1914 V: The Soldier A very moving service and a spot on interview with the veteran. We tend to do the same here in the States, wait for most of our heros to die before we honor them.
three_grrr
If ever I end up in a nursing home, there better be a dog or cat in residence. Or someone that comes with a pack of dogs. I would hate to not have a 4 footed friend about. Ther is such a look of joy and peace in these folks eyes when they are snuggled with one of your pups. I love that you post these pictures.
MrsRatbag
Buster is such a GOOD dog! And handsome to boot...
danapommet
Ernie looks happy in both photos so Buster did his magic in the recent photo!