Shutter Huggers

I saw a cool product on the Ellen Show called the Shutter Hugger so I ordered one to try it out on my camera while photographing my dogs. I highly recommend this product because as you can see from the photos below it totally captured (my hard to capture) my dog's attention. These cool little camera creatures only cost between 15.99 and 19.99!

I could tell both my little dog Tallulah and my white boxer Bud would love to eat my bunny Shutter Hugger so it is very important for me to take it off the camera lens and put it away that is if I ever want the bunny around to shoot photos on another day.

Usually I can never get Bud to look directly at the camera!

                                     See how focused he is on my Bunny Shutter Hugger?

        I think this is the first time I have ever gotten my dog Bailey to look up at me while photographing her!

 Check out my little dog Tallulah. She wanted to eat that bunny! She was very focused!

                                                                     Two peas and a pod!

                                      Such a happy little girl Miss Tallulah is in this photo!

                        I love this shot of Lexi because you can see my reflection in her pretty eyes!

Such a pretty girl. Lexi is now 13 years old! 

                                     Lexi looks like a puppy in this photo! Such a good girl.

                                                               My little love bug Tallulah!

                                                                             Silly GOOSE!

 This is a funny photo because Nitro was shaking his head and he looks like a Monster in this photo! LOL!

                                    I can't believe how green the grass is for late October!

                                                               Bud loves to eat grass!

                                                                       Great Fall shot!

                                               My big model boy Nitro. What a hunk!

              Bud wasn't sure about the Pumpkin at first. He barked at it for the first five minutes or so.

According to my dog Lexi, the Shutter Hugger TOTALLY ROCKS!  If you would like to try out a Shutter Hugger you can order one by clicking here. 

Happy Blogging! ~ Christina, Lexi, Tallulah, Nitro, Bailey and Bud

Dogs, Dogs, Dogs!

We have had a lot of excitement lately here on Bluebird Farm with our own private dog park.We have recently fenced in our front pasture with dog fencing so our dogs can run and play. Now we can have "special needs" dogs come out and play. 

It was Miss Lexi's 13th Birthday this week so we thought we would share with all of you our latest project we spent six months building for our five beautiful dogs here on Bluebird Farm.

Miss Tallulah, Miss Lexi and my handsome deaf boy Nitro all enjoying the morning sunshine!

Now we can have other dogs over to run and play with our five dogs. Here are some recent photos of The Lang Family visiting us with their foster dog Dozer and their American Bulldog Henley. My boys had a blast with their boys. We sure hope you all had a great summer. We are looking forward to cooler temps here in Virginia soon! 

xoxox Christina and Lexi

Handsome Henley!!!

Look at the deafies running together. Doesn't Dozer (L) look so happy and Bud (R) looks so tired?

Dozer's smile is worth a 1000 smiles, don't you think...true joy!

Tallulah always steals the ball from Bud. Ball...ball...ball...

Bud loves the horses. I am just sure he thinks they are BIG dogs!

Spring Walk

Sorry we haven't posted in a while. Right now I am writing for four blogs and things are getting crazy busy.

Anyway I wanted to share some fun photos of Nitro, Bud and I taking a walk in the beautiful Spring weather!

 To the right of Nitro's left ear (on the right side of this photo) you will see a dark spot by the water. That is a mama Canadian Goose playing dead on her nest so we can't see her.

 Here is a close up of the mama goose playing dead.

 Neighbors pony...

My deaf dog Bud. He is such a character.

Nitro enjoying the early morning sunshine. Look at those Blue Ridge Mountains in the background.

 Such good boys...

 We ran across the biggest snapping turtle I had ever seen. His shell was around 14" - 16"!!!

 My boot is 12 inches in length. I wanted for friends to have a perspective of this bad boy's size but instead it looks like he ate a cowgirl! From his size he could be 70 to 100 years old!

Photo bomb!