Kees' photos
After the rain
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For the first time in what seemed to be a very long period we had a day of glorious weather. We left the front door open, and Chencho could get in and out as often as he liked.
After all is said and done
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The conspicuous socks are filled by our daughter...
My wife returned with her and Chencho from yet another trip to the Netherlands. I couldn’t accompany her this time, and was chencholess for a week.
If that was all I got...
After his meal
Obligatory Reading 2
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Could this be a representation of Chencho? I’m not sure, but undoubtably the book is obligatory reading! ;-)
Up close and personal
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A rare picture in this series, as it shows some of the photographer himself, reflected by the window pane.
The camera is in makro mode, and very close to its motif: no wonder Chencho is a bit shy. Also the dude is blocking his view.
On the beach
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Chencho rather liked being there, perhaps because he enjoys a life of illegality: from May on, the beach is closed for dogs. It was still quiet, and we seemed to offend no one.
On the beach
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After leaving Ciudad Real, Chencho had been in transit in Barcelona for a very short time, and I doubt if he got the opportunity of visiting the beach.
The North Sea doesn’t have the touristic appeal of the Mediterranean, which shows in that Chencho concentrated on sea food.
Chencho
No time for sleep
Couverture fauve pour un Basset fauve
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This Hairy Harry demands extraordinary measures: a cover in a similar color, and not particularly susceptible to molting.
Obligatory Reading 1: the Fawn Brittany Basset
Chencho in Holland
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After having spent more than a month in the vicinity of the Alps, it was time to get acquainted with the Low Countries.
Chencho in Holland
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It didn’t take long for our daughter to win Chencho’s confidence. Perhaps that’s because he already knew her from Skype.
Before a walk
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The harness is new. Chencho somehow managed to destroy the first one. No crying over spilt milk: red becomes him.
Action Hero
Got him!
Picquoteaday #65
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What dog’s that? It’s a deuce, look at it. – Pete Townshend (The Who, “Dogs”).
The answer might well be: a “Basset fauve de Bretagne” (or as we Anglophiles prefer: a “Fawn Brittany Basset”).
The easier question is this: Does it matter?
Nope, it’s a deuce, look at it!
