The wild waves on Newborough Beach may look alarming, but this dog was having the time of its life – as dogs usually do. Nothing like a spot of unfettered enthusiasm.
January Light #11 Pop over to Becky’s to join in her January Light challenge: square format, words ending in ‘-light’ (fudging allowed).
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Moving Water Cee always has great challenges: join her
Tish Farrell 
awww happy dog always a delight . . .well until it comes out and decided to shake off all that water. Then it is a human plight by dog blight!!
I can see we’re going to have to debrief (de-light) you in Feb.
I know, it is really worrying . . noticed words ending in light beginning to sneak into my work this week! Is there any light, I mean hope, for me?!
Er…hesitate to suggest it…could try pondering on the next thing you’ll challenge us with ???
that K9 is a better swimmer than yours truly
That includes me too. And I definitely don’t do COLD water.
If I could learn to swim half as good as the canine, I wouldn’t mind cold water. But only for a few minutes
Excellent.
Thank you.
Few things make me smile more than a dog pursuing his/her passion. These photos made me smile.
So happy to make you smile, Thom. Dogs can teach us a lot about joy.
Unfettered enthusiasm indeed, Tish!
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“Danger!?” “Ha, I laugh in the face of danger!” “Ha, ha, ha!”
Spot on, Dries. That’s just what it’s saying 🙂
Shiver me timbers! The poor mutt! 🙂 🙂
I pity the cold showers its owners probably got between dips.
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Oh that dog looks like it was having a marvelous time. Thanks for playing along this week. 😀
Thanks for the great challenge, Cee.
I love watching dogs in general, but they’re the best at the beach. However, steer clear when they shake themselves off.
Absolutely one needs to watch out for the shake out.
Such joy!
Terrific photographs and a blatantly happy pooch 🙂
It was so-ooo happy.
What brilliant photos. To begin with, I honestly thought I was looking at a painting!
Thank you, James, but I can’t take much credit. My little Canon seems rather a whizz in low light.
great way to combine challenges – so much doggy joy here
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Had to be an English dog. 🙂
Well it might just be a Welsh dog 🙂
LOL
Wild abandon & delight! What fun!
‘wild abandon’, nicely put, Ju-Lyn. That was exactly it.