Pictures

$Carried across - Divus isn\'t much of a water dog, and gets carried across deeper water, which also saves me bringing home a very wet dog$

Carried across

Always alert

$Exploring the water - Most of Divus\' contact with water is just ankle deep, here on a local pier in Copenhagen$

Exploring the water

$Sailing dog - Divus doesn\'t like sailing as such, but sometimes it\'s necessary and often it\'s better than being left on the shore$

Sailing dog

Material

$Following a fish - Divus is not extremely interested in the fish, but will check out what happens. Here he\'s saying goodbye to a newly released autumn sea trout$

Following a fish

First fishing trip ever

Swimming

Caged

Trotting

$Herding - Being a sheepdog doesn\'t mean that you can\'t herd cows!$

Herding

$Kissing the fish - It\'s always nice to sniff a fish when one is caught$

Kissing the fish

An ear ring

$Operation - A fly is being cut out of Divus\' ear after a close contact$

Operation

$Guard dog - Having a dog guarding your gear isn\'t bad when you eave stuff on the bank while in the water$

Guard dog

$Ready to go - Divus knows when we\'re on our way out and stays close to me and the gear as Henning\'s car pulls up$

Ready to go

$Waiting - When I\'m in the water, Divus is usually on the beach or bank right behind me$

Waiting

Running with a stick

Keen eyes and ears

Close behind

$It\'s a big world - Being s small dog near the large ocean can be intimidating$

It's a big world

Fishing the Danish way

Tino

$Brookie - Steve\'s border collie Brookie being held high over the continetal divide by Steve bordered by Sean, Kasper and myself$

Brookie

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The GFF money box

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Long story longer

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