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OK...I can't figure out how to post the one single photo from this group due to how they are saved.

They are all good photos but I am especially impressed w/ the second one .

The labrador is doing what a good labrador does!

It just spoke to me w/ all this talk about our beloved pets!

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/your- ... shots-2009

ENJOY!

Maybe Joshie can come to my rescue and capture that single dog photo???huh?

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/floridalin ... 367932320/" title="dog shot by lprof, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3607/336 ... 0d5bf2.jpg" width="500" height="335" alt="dog shot"></a>

showing how illiterate I really am...all around the internet and back with this!

Anyway, you can do a screen capture and grab it for yourself...that is what I did...

Since Joshie seems to be in a later time zone now, he may give you much better options, just a while later...

PS not sure how legal posting this is either...

Iprof

This is what your link is showing:

"The photo you were looking for has been deleted".

Can you restore what you wanted to show us???

The screen capture won't work in the National Geo page...it captures the entire page w/ multiple photos....they all have the same URL, so no individual way to capture each photo...at least not that I can figure out so far.

lprof wrote:<

PS not sure how legal posting this is either...

opps read too fast, missed that last statement!

I don't think there is anything illegal in posting a link to an already posted online photo. There may be copyright protection and there should be, but I am not printing it, or claiming it as my own. Just wanted to share w/ others the good photo!

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/floridalin ... 367140053/" title="dog shot by lprof, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3661/336 ... 478153.jpg" width="500" height="335" alt="dog shot"></a

Photo by Jim Pavietich

Thanks...

OK...am I really losing it or did I just see the pic posted here by Joshie...now gone?

OK...you win!

You did what I couldn't as far as showing the photo. Thanks

I want to give credit where credit is due:

Here is the caption from National Geographic:

One misty morning just after a rain, Shadley the Labrador obeyed when Jim Pavletich, 44, gave her the command to sit—and he got his shot. "I take almost as many pictures of her as I do of my daughter, Ellie," he says. This photo was voted an ngm.com audience favorite.

Photograph by Jim Pavletich, Elk Grove Village, Illinois

That is a great website!

Brenda,

I specifically thought of your Chynna when I came across that dog in the light photo!