This is a dog

[Brian Lowe]

Here is my dog she runs the house and is not afraid of anything. If she had any teeth left she would bite you!

3lbs. of shear terror here's Coco, don't let the innocent looking face fool you.

Pretending to be shy

Getting ready to through a fit.

 

[Don Lashier]

Nice. Ears back should instill fear in anyone - bet she's a good watch dog!

- DL

 

[Asher Kelman]

Looks like the little smart guy in Star Wars!

Asher

 

[Mary Bull]

Falling in love with her at pic no. 1.
Shaking with terror, even though still enchanted, by the time the end pic scrolled up.

Mary

 

[Tim Rogers]

Here's my best buddy

....He never gets tired of hanging out with me, is always at the door in eager anticipation when I arrive home, doesn't criticize or complain about anything.........lol

...In this shot, he's looking through our backyard fence for intruder cats!

 

[Tim Rogers]

Well, that didn't work

...Anyone able to tell me what I did wrong while attempting to post this image?

 

[Mary Bull]

Tim were you attempting to embed a link?
With the mechanism of the "envelope" icon?
Try a reply to one of the messages with a succesfully embedded image--you don't have to post it. But that will let you see the form in which the URL must be to embed the image. It has to have .jpg at the end of it.
If this doesn't help you figure it out, you could post the URL in your text without the HTML codes around it. Perhaps then we could spot what went wrong.
I had a good deal of trouble with it, my first try.
Here's the thread that Diane Fields referred me to:
http://www.openphotographyforums.com...=5388#post5388

I still had a bit of trial-and-error before I got it to work, but that thread pointed me in the right direction.

Keep trying! I want to see your best friend!!

Mary

 

[Tim Rogers]

Tim were you attempting to embed a link?
With the mechanism of the "envelope" icon?
Try a reply to one of the messages with a succesfully embedded image--you don't have to post it. But that will let you see the form in which the URL must be to embed the image. It has to have .jpg at the end of it.
If this doesn't help you figure it out, you could post the URL in your text without the HTML codes around it. Perhaps then we could spot what went wrong.
I had a good deal of trouble with it, my first try.
Here's the thread that Diane Fields referred me to:
http://www.openphotographyforums.com...=5388#post5388

I still had a bit of trial-and-error before I got it to work, but that thread pointed me in the right direction.

Keep trying! I want to see your best friend!!

Mary

Thanks Mary! I meant to put in the .jpg but forgot to do it. Here's that pic:

 

[Mary Bull]

Oh, he's so lovely and alert!

All cats beware!

Mary

 

[Tim Rogers]

Thank you again Mary...

.....for your help. He's quite a character and alert is right. He can tell which one of us is driving up the street without even looking outside. In the world of schnauzer, my wife's Nissan is very recognizable by its sound versus my Lexus which is so quiet a human would never know that it's outside the house until I close the car door.

Oh, he's so lovely and alert!

All cats beware!

Mary