bold brown eyes
such depth of wisdom
beautiful
bold brown eyes
such depth of wisdom
beautiful
Charlie’s eyes were a beautiful translucent brown, not as dark as other Afghans we have lived with and known. An Afghan’s eyes are unique in the dog world as they look at and through you, usually one or the other and sometimes both at the same time. They are nearly triangular, slanting slightly upwards from the inner corner to the outer. The Afghan Hound is a sight hound and Charlie often demonstrated this by fixing her eyes on very distant objects. Occasionally one could sense her touching base with genetic memories from the way she gazed into the distance.
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NIce. Perfect words for the photos
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Thanks, the images could never capture the mind behind those eyes.
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Great shot!!!
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Thanks Nat.
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You’re welcome.
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Ah, she was so beautiful. She looks so gentle too.
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She was Agnes, she loved life with a true Afghan spirit.
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A very moving selection of photographs Denis and there is such wisdom and love in her eyes. A beautiful soul she has, your Charlie.
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Thanks Xenia. The images cannot truly show the deepness of thought that came from those eyes. I’m glad we took so many pictures of her across all life stages.
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Such a lovely girl, Denis.
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Thanks Sue. Life is still very tough without her.
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I can only imagine, Denis. I can never think of you without her.
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Deep eyes and deep words Denis.
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Thanks Janice, they were amazing eyes.
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Wow, enough love to fill and break a heart at the same time… ❤
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Thanks Annette, the heart is still fragile
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Profoundly beautiful words and pictures that offer us a small glimpse of Charlie’s soul.
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Thanks Magarisa, she inspired me to start the blog so its only right she keeps appearing.
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She was a beauty Denis, she looks like she gave really good hugs:)
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You are very perceptive Pat, she used to wrap herself around our legs and also lean in against us when standing. The closest was her phantom pregnancy nights when she would lay on the bed between us with her head beside one of us on the pillow.
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Wow! There was love there..
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Aw, Charlie sat so still for the portrait. Only a loving owner could have written such a piece. So sweet.
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Thanks Joyce, getting her to pose was not easy she wan’t to be beside us .
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He was an Afghan Hound. Boy! that was a whole lot of hair! who brushed it?
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Brushing was a shared regular activity, not often enough for us but too often for Charlie. Also it takes at least 2 to brush, one to hold and 1 to brush. The fur of an Afghan Hound is the same as human hair, its not like other dogs and it does not smell doggie, there is a slight sweet perfume . They are ideal dogs to live inside and Afghans must live inside because its in their genes.
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Charlie’s eyes were beautiful! I’m mesmerized by the expressions on his face that you captured in your photos. The haiku is a sweet homage to Charlie. ❤
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She was mesmerising Vashti, thanks, her father George also had such eyes so like father like daughter.
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