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Michael Romanos · 10-20-2006, 07:39 PM

Tande - yes, you hit it. Taylor is in 'tune' with me. My other Corgis were very good too at some of the things Taylor does but Taylor is on another level. Now isn't this a great advert for agility training.
Sweetly - Yours is the first post to talk about the Go Corgi photo competition outside of the competition thread. Yes, I will be competing and hope to win. The competition will be well judged by Jo. She's a very independently minded young woman who recently tragically lost one of her Dalmations which was run over by a vehicle, and this followed on from a trip to Fiji in January-February where she contracted a tropical illness which left her pitifully weak and tired and epileptic for about three months. Thankfully she has regained full health.
You need a faster film for action shots - at least 200 ASA but more likely 400 to 800 ASA.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,864 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	10-20-2006, 07:39 PM Tande - yes, you hit it. Taylor is in 'tune' with me. My other Corgis were very good too at some of the things Taylor does but Taylor is on another level. Now isn't this a great advert for agility training. Sweetly - Yours is the first post to talk about the Go Corgi photo competition outside of the competition thread. Yes, I will be competing and hope to win. The competition will be well judged by Jo. She's a very independently minded young woman who recently tragically lost one of her Dalmations which was run over by a vehicle, and this followed on from a trip to Fiji in January-February where she contracted a tropical illness which left her pitifully weak and tired and epileptic for about three months. Thankfully she has regained full health. You need a faster film for action shots - at least 200 ASA but more likely 400 to 800 ASA.