Why? What? OMG! You may be saying….Note the grass at the bottom of the photo, those are fox tails. They often get in a dog’s nose, eyes, or ears with a painful and expensive results. At our local dog park some owners protect their dogs with a Field Net. Any Questions?
During my iPhotograpy Class photo safari I tried to photograph the redwood towering over the nursery Flowerland this happened! Kept it just for The Oddball Challenge. Enjoy.
One more just for COB from Flowerland.
Was told the nursery folks entertain themselves with sign making. They sure entertain me You too I hope
Happy Sunday Cee’s OddBall Challenge
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Those are great odd-ball photos! The dog mask, guess it’s good for protection. We had those foxtail grass things in our yard this year.. tough to get rid of, but finally did.
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Weeds! are no fun 😦
Glad you got rid of them This is a very big park all you can do is protect your pup. Foxtails got under our dogs skin caused pain and suffering. To our pocket books too.
Happy Sunday Anyway 😀
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Great photos. And also a lesson on pets and fox tails.
Neal
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When you pay $400. To get a foxtail removed you learn.
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Great photos this week Carol.
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Fox tails are wicked on pets and the field net option is new to me. Good captures, Carol.
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Should have seen me chasing this the pup around. That would have been a good pic too 😀
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Our Cocker Spaniel had a bout with a foxtail once. They are no fun for anyone.
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On 9/11 I was at the vet with my Aussie and his Fixtails. Dramatic day for every one.
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Memorable, indeed.
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Quite a gallery this week, Carol. My favorite has to be the alien dog. 🙂
janet
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He really looks like something from another world, Thanks
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Great odd balls for this week. Thanks Carol 😀
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