Skeleton Terrier?

[bradl]

In the Dog Park as it's not Cairn related ... enjoyed this Halloweenish photo from Dog Gods by Chris Flach:

There are some other excellent non-spooky dog photos there as well. Also: Tim Flach's own site.

[Tracy A.]

It's just so wrong on so many levels....LOL

[kjwarnold]

Cool! Reminds me of a dinosaur skeleton.

[Murphy's Mom]

It's just so wrong on so many levels....LOL

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[Idaho Cairns]

Looks like someone found another way to abuse an already much abused poodle! Will the owners of these otherwise wonderful dogs never stop finding ways to make them look ridiculous????

[ScruffynMag]

Just one word...........sad.

[josie&holly]

very sad.................

[hheldorfer]

The skeleton dog looks like a Bedlington Terrier to me, but I'm probably wrong.

[bradl]

I agree it's a Bedlington. I think it's a striking photo and impressed that it looks to be done primarily with chalk. I like it but obviously tastes vary

[hheldorfer]

Whaddaya know . . . I was right! My sister has Bedlingtons (show and agility) but they don't look as fluffy as this one. It's obviously not the popular opinion but I kind of like the photo too. (As long as no terriers were harmed in the process!)

[eastofeden]

I went and looked at his website...there are some pretty AWESOME photo's.

[DawnandTuk-tuk]

I just bought his book Equus. I didn't realize he had one with dogs. I like the photograph as well, in that it's interesting and different.

[mattoleriver]

I must have missed this the first time around. I like it!

Wouldn't a Bedlington have a longer tail?

George

[bradl]

I believe it's just wagging to the right - a trick of perspective.

[hallswel]

His site is awesome and like above some of the pictures are awesome. I like the picture in that it creates such a story ...just aof a picture of a dog in motion frozen in time. I believe that the skeleton tells alot about the dog!