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 |  Mine keeping warm in the sun
|  Mine's profile
|  Mine likes the snow as well
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 loping along
|  Only one foot touching the ground - even from this weird angle you can get a glimpse of his excellent movement and the convergence he has.
|  Mine surveying the domain at 2.5 years old
|  Looking a bit chesty - he likes to get chubby in the winter.
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 Mine at 2.5 years old
|  What great eyes - and he is as sweet as he looks.
|  So much for posing regally!
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 |  This guy just does not photo as nicely as he looks in person - but we were happy to get at least one decent one of him.
|  Getting ready to jump up to meet whoever comes out of the dog door next. - LOVE the light in this pict!
|  Mine testing the wind and shedding his winter coat (2 weeks before earning his grand title)
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 Mine LOVES to visit new places - he is SO hard to get pictures of because he is like his granma Dare and constantly has his nose to the ground. In this picture Rio alerted him to the sparrows that were flying in the yard.
|  His color is very unusual. He's very irridescent, and yet he has some definite sabling along his spine. His nose is much more purple than his eyerims and his eyes are absolutely stunning in person...
|  Mine warning the labs next door that he's not afraid of them and they better not try to get HIS sparrows.
|  Happy boy!
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 Mine playing mtn goat.
|  Muscled up and looking really THICK with a nice plush winter coat.
|  Fall 07 - getting more of an adult build.
|  Wondering what I want - wishing I wasn't standing with the sun behind me.
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 I love this shot of his head and the forechest he's getting. (I think his half bro Risky wanted to get his pict taken so instead gave Mine some rabbit ears).
|  Great reach really helps on some of his home terrain.
|  A new picture of Mine for Amanda (VBG) yes it's silly but it was the one clear shot I took of him in a long time !!!
|  Taken through tree branches - kinda blurry.
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 Mine and Tandy BUSY puppies!
|  Silly Mine!
|  Profile at 11 months.
|  Starting to come out of the ganglies.
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