Completely OT: picture of Khan printed to canvas

Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 12/19/12 7:36 am - OH

Since there are lots of dog lovers on here, I wanted to share something I had done to my favorite photograph of Khan.  I had it printed to high quality canvas and framed (an online place called CanvasPop).  It now graces the wall of my guest bedroom.  (Yeah, I need to replace the two small photos next to it...  I will be getting some other canvas prints done to put on either side of Khan).  I am VERY pleased with how it turned out (even the closer photograph doesn't do it justice).   

(Yes, that is a stuffed cream Chow puppy on the bed, LOL.)

 

 

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

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rocky513
on 12/19/12 7:45 am - WI

What a gorgeous dog!  His coat is so lush and beautiful.  I'm a confessed dog lover.  My "baby" is a bi-black sheltie with a  thick coat like Khan's.

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Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 12/19/12 7:55 am - OH

Yes, he was beautiful with a very thick mane.  I hope the cream "replacement" puppy I am getting in January will have a similar coat (they have the same sire (who has a very thick coat), so that is definitely possible).

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

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Oxford Comma Hag
on 12/19/12 7:58 am

What a great idea. And what a beautiful picture.

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Lori F.
on 12/19/12 8:23 am - St. Clair Shores, MI
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That is a beautiful picture and he was a gorgeous boy! I love chows

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Citizen Kim
on 12/19/12 8:51 am - Castle Rock, CO

He was a fine looking dog.   Do chows need a lot of grooming?   I can imagine that mane needs daily brushing at least?    Having that photograph put on canvas was a great idea and is a great tribute to him!

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Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 12/19/12 10:05 am - OH

Oh, yes, LOTS of brushing with a Chow if you want it to look nice.  I would give Khan a thorough brushing once a week (a weekend chore,  taking about an hour) and then touch ups of his mane, tail, and withers a couple of times during the week.  If I skipped the touch ups on areas that are prone to matting, or if I skipped one weekend, it was then a 2 hour process (in 2 or 3 sessions) the next time.

Unless I found a matted area, Khan enjoyed being brushed... if I did one area, then did his belly, brushed another area, then did his belly again, LOL...
 

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

You don't drown by falling in the water. You drown by staying there.

Kat Kat
on 12/19/12 8:56 am - AZ

Fabulous Picture Lora! He sure was a handsome boy!

            

NHPOD9
on 12/19/12 9:14 am

Wow, he was stunning.

What a great idea, Lora.  My closest friend lost her cat recently.  I might do this for her in a few months...

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enchantedmommy
on 12/19/12 9:17 am - boydton , VA

He is gorgeous i love chows!!

                
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