My shih tzu will pose for pictures. I get the camera out, aim it at her, call her name, she looks at me, promptly sits down, tilts her head just so and waits for the flash! Of course she has had her pic taken many many times since she was just a tiny fluffy ball.
I can only take pictures of my cats when they’re asleep (which is often). Otherwise, they never hold still long enough.When they were kittens, I used to try more, only to discover that they’d walk right up and shove their faces in the lens, which isn’t much better.
My dog does that. Normally, he’s pretty well behaved, and sits when I tell him to do so. But let me get down on the floor, and he wants to come sit in my lap – all 75 pounds of him – so he can “Help” with the camera.
One of my cats gets jealous when I take pictures that do not include her. I’ll try to take pictures of birds or falling snow through the window and she follows me and tries to get in front of the camera.
Obviously somebody with deleting capabilities didn’t like my comment yesterday about shucking clothes and a dalliance. Typical liberal attitude, if it doesn’t meet with their wants or needs then it doesn’t merit publication.
Ralphie: Another commenter posted a comment over your never-ending sophomoric comments about “shucking clothes and a dalliance,” and then both were deleted. Do all a favor and go off in a corner to play with yourself.
LuvThemPluggers over 8 years ago
Another thing you cannot make a cat do: Pose for photos.
Varnes over 8 years ago
Luv, sometimes you can, but not in that kind of situation…..In the right situations, cats and even dogs can ham it up for the camera…..They know…..
TSAlleycat over 8 years ago
Thank god for digital cameras. Most of my 1000 pictures are of my cats with eyes shut or looking away
TSAlleycat over 8 years ago
sorry for the double post. Browser went wonky
Laynegg over 8 years ago
My shih tzu will pose for pictures. I get the camera out, aim it at her, call her name, she looks at me, promptly sits down, tilts her head just so and waits for the flash! Of course she has had her pic taken many many times since she was just a tiny fluffy ball.
shamino over 8 years ago
I can only take pictures of my cats when they’re asleep (which is often). Otherwise, they never hold still long enough.When they were kittens, I used to try more, only to discover that they’d walk right up and shove their faces in the lens, which isn’t much better.
Dani Rice over 8 years ago
My dog does that. Normally, he’s pretty well behaved, and sits when I tell him to do so. But let me get down on the floor, and he wants to come sit in my lap – all 75 pounds of him – so he can “Help” with the camera.
jdunham over 8 years ago
There’s nothing like a Great Dane face 2 inches from the camera to make for a wonderful photo … not.
Mam58 Premium Member over 8 years ago
I wish we saw as much of Gene and his family as we see of the cat.
Dr_Fogg over 8 years ago
Our dog always likes her picture taken
Mema Jean over 8 years ago
Hahaha. Cats…they rule and they know it.
drmickeyg over 8 years ago
One of my cats gets jealous when I take pictures that do not include her. I’ll try to take pictures of birds or falling snow through the window and she follows me and tries to get in front of the camera.
Jessica_D over 8 years ago
The second panel really underscores that idea. Luddy’s eyes are big!
Jessica_D over 8 years ago
I am enjoying reading all the comments about the adventures of taking photos of pets! Thanks for the giggles, really needed them today!
ralphyork666 over 8 years ago
Obviously somebody with deleting capabilities didn’t like my comment yesterday about shucking clothes and a dalliance. Typical liberal attitude, if it doesn’t meet with their wants or needs then it doesn’t merit publication.
George Alexander over 8 years ago
Ralphie: Another commenter posted a comment over your never-ending sophomoric comments about “shucking clothes and a dalliance,” and then both were deleted. Do all a favor and go off in a corner to play with yourself.