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Dogs get along better than most people.

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Thanks for the link Baz. Colbi & Maxx made a donation and I bought a T-shirt!!

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Originally Posted by Buckterrier (Post 7514502)

Thanks for the link Baz. Colbi & Maxx made a donation and I bought a T-shirt!!

You're a good man, Mark! Please give Colbi and Maxx a belly rub from the girls.

PS - We bought 2 tee shirts! ;)

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Dogs get along better than most people.<br>
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I am amazed at how well mine get along. Hey dog, here's another dog to share your bed/toys/family with.

and you were saying......................

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Roscoe ans Rosy, English and French Bulldogs. A rare momment when they are not sleeping, snoring, and farting...:D

Baz,
Can you tell me how to get a cy of that print...or is it an original painting ....actually looks to be an original ...? No edition numbers

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Originally Posted by Drdogface (Post 7522045)

Baz,
Can you tell me how to get a cy of that print...or is it an original painting ....actually looks to be an original ...? No edition numbers

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the post!

"A dog and his cowboy" by artist Fred Fields

Fred Fields - Work Detail: A Dog and His Cowboy

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Some work, some oversee from the shade of a Mesquite tree. I was at a ranch near Cave Creek, AZ with my camera. I follow the guys around while they attend to their various cowboy jobs. I take re Every ranch has a few dogs of questionable breeding hanging around. ference photographs and try my best to stay out of the way. The ranch boss, who I only knew as Bud, had these two dogs that followed him everywhere. Those dogs loved him to no end. As the sun peaked over the mountains the guys were standing around a fire having the last of the coffee. Bud sat down in front of a tent on a bed roll. His dogs decided it would be an opportune time to show their affection for Bud. This painting depicts Bud and one of those dogs. Each dog had a short length of chain around their leather collar with both ends of the chain hooked to the D ring on the collar. Whenever there was a chance the dogs might get trampled, Bud would unhook one end of the chain and attach it to a gate or fence.

9x12 and says it's SOLD but you may be able to contact the artist and inquire about a print (?) In fact if you click on the photo it opens up a larger image and below is a link to contact the artist about that print.

Good luck! ;)

EDIT: Just found his blog and more info on that painting....

http://fredfields.blogspot.com/2010/09/dog-and-his-cowboy-step-by-step.html

You can buy prints here

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Originally Posted by Drdogface (Post 7522045)

Baz,
Can you tell me how to get a cy of that print...or is it an original painting ....actually looks to be an original ...? No edition numbers

I saw your post last night Baz. Man where do you find these things? It's beautiful. I need a bigger house for all the painting & prints I have, (and want)

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Originally Posted by Don Plumley (Post 7522764)

You can buy prints here

Thanks Don !!