I like how both the jogger and his dog are running exactly in sync. The dog was working very hard to follow exactly the speed of the owner. Not in front, not behind, exactly to his side. Both the jogger and his dog are relaxed.

It takes a lot of training and practice to get to that point.

It’s hard to find a “good” running partner …

Only the Australian Shepard, at the back, doesn’t have a ball.

These three dogs had a great time running after each other and after the balls.

Why dogs run after the ball?

Something happened when dogs got domesticated. They were “bred-out” of killing, but… The dogs still need to catch small preys, but they are not allowed to kill cats, rabbits, mice, rats… They still need to dig …

Fuji includes the wireless functionality into many of its cameras, like the X-PRO2, the X-T2, the X-T20 and even some of the older cameras.

What I’d like to do is:

• Take a few pictures (mostly headshots)
• Review them myself
• Show the person and make some improvements

The problem is the LCD at the back of the camera is small and almost everything looks good on it. Magnifying at the focus point only shows …

This French Bulldog is almost 10 years old and he still runs for his ball.

It seems that French Bulldogs never grow up. Even when they grow old, they still behave like puppies. This may be some of their appeal. I still have to see an older calm French Bulldog, except for when they sleep. Some French Bulldogs can sleep as much as 20 hours a day, especially after running …

“I have the ball, I don’t have to run anymore.”

Doesn’t this look like a dog satisfied with himself? He’s accomplished his job, he earned his keep.

I’ve tried to teach my dog to fetch and bring back the ball. It was a total failure! First, I tried in the house:

1. Throw the ball in the living room. That worked …

At the bottom right of the back of the X-PRO2 between the DISP/BACK button and the D-PAD there’s the indicator lamp.

This is a Blue Heeler or also known as Australian Cattle Dog. The only thing that is not ‘normal’ is the position of the tail. It’s supposed to be down but he kept on wagging his tail up the whole time I saw him. I don’t think that it was because of my dog, I could swear that it was wagging up long before he saw …

I make all kind of weird sounds, but the one I’m most proud of is my impression of Daffy Duck, from the Warner Brothers Looney Tunes cartoons.

Mel Blank did the Daffy Duck’s voice (and most of the other characters of the Looney Tunes) until he died in late 1980s. Daffy Duck is a mean and selfish black and yellow duck who so self-centered that the rest of the …

There are occasions when the histogram is missing on the Fujifilm X-PRO2:

• Switching from the EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) to the OVF (Optical Viewfinder) without the Electronic Range Finder at the bottom right of the viewfinder and the histogram will be missing for a second or two or…
• Switching from OVF (Optical Viewfinder) with the Electronic Range Finder at the bottom right of the viewfinder to the OVF (Optical Viewfinder) without the without the Electronic …

Her name’s Lizzie, she’s only 7 month old. She looks so serious, that’s until she starts running around after other dogs. Then, she becomes exuberant and there’s no way to stop her until all the other dogs are gone.

With the other dogs gone, she stops immediately and becomes the serious dog.

We are talking Dr Jekyll & Mister Hyde but instead of the magic potion, it’s more …

This is Princess. She thinks that she’s a princess. And like all princesses, she thinks that the whole world revolves around her. She has no patience. But once she gets her way, she becomes an almost pleasant dog. Once she’s got her sniffs, she wants to sniff my dog, she become quiet and she was not an annoying dog anymore.

Dogs, like all hunters, have to be patient. They are …