Photo jaunt in the mountains
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| Pastirica29. 07. 2011 20:45:55 |
Thanks! I'm really sorry fog accompanied me the whole way then. Otherwise you can boast your flowers too. I'm waiting when you'll spot madronščica
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| slavi090229. 07. 2011 20:53:56 |
I have it in my collection, from last year when we were on ŠHP, will upload it
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| slavi090229. 07. 2011 21:00:28 |
we two took them on Montažu 9.7.2011
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| miri29. 07. 2011 21:12:31 |
@Pastirica, dog just unleashed?
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| VanSims29. 07. 2011 21:19:57 |
@miri
Yeah, if some dog owners care little about people, what about animals... you know first his dog then long time nothing, well then... not people but neighbor's dog. 
Anyway, when I went to Primož above Stahovica, I saw a small piglet and one had a puppy next to it and they sniffed a bit and obviously got along well 
Then came a lady with highland terrier and she first got scared of the piglets, the dog already started growling. Well then she leashed it...
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| Pastirica29. 07. 2011 21:25:49 |
Yes, mostly, already twenty-five years. On leash when I think necessary. Do you think it would be possible to make such shots if the dog chased wildlife?
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| miri29. 07. 2011 21:31:30 |
@Pastirica
NOT when YOU think necessary. Regulations and morals say otherwise.
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| Pastirica29. 07. 2011 21:43:33 |
How do you know I don't comply with the regulations that say the dog must be leashed in the urban environment??
Good night, miri and others. Tomorrow early we're going to the wilderness again
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| miri29. 07. 2011 21:52:51 |
And chamois are not in urban environment. Except ZOO, of course.
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| Pastirica30. 07. 2011 15:35:24 |
Here, she's gone now. Now she really escaped. Miri and those like you - I'm ending the debate on this topic. Too much impatience, intolerance, misunderstanding. Actually, it's interesting that I was the target just and only me. But there aren't so few of us even on this forum!
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| penzionist30. 07. 2011 17:59:27 |
Pastirica, you're not the target only you, various trolls trip over many. And let that not bother you, let them have joy, and let them seem at least to themselves important.
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| Pastirica30. 07. 2011 18:17:54 |
Thanks for moral support. But practice is in reality completely different.
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| VanSims3. 08. 2011 10:02:32 |
Pastirica, that's also the law, dogs can't run free in nature.
And dog owners exploit the fact that since 2004 a hunter can't shoot a free-running dog anymore, which is unique in Europe. Try that in Austria and it might happen that you'll have to say goodbye to your dog nicely.
Even here after 2004 there were some dog shootings (otherwise black market), which were running free around. Known is the case of a woman who regularly let her dog off in the forest, since they can't do anything to me. And hunters shot it for her black market, because it scared game, and it's not said that it didn't injure some. Hunters now cover the perpetrator and for some compensation she'll have to wipe under her nose. But she provoked and in my opinion she deserved it completely. Sorry for the dog of course, which anyway pays for the owner's stupidities.
Just as a well-meaning warning!
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| FLEKSARCA3. 08. 2011 12:37:15 |
Don't you think it's already a bit silly, with every photo where there's a dog, two or three fanatics show up ranting about the same thing. Just wondering how come I never have problems with dogs (not an owner), even though I meet them regularly. VanSims, better a thousand dogs than to meet you in the mountains, 'cause you'd just go ratatatata .
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| FLEKSARCA3. 08. 2011 12:38:52 |
Pastirica, did the fog take the dog on the last photo?
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| Pastirica3. 08. 2011 17:26:48 |
FLEKSARCA Photoshop can do almost everything. Don't get too pissed off. If you knew how many hunting trails the hunters themselves told me about and informed me in detail about the regulations - the complete ones, not just pieces. And the first cynological basics I got from them too.
But today, when my little rascal stayed home and there was more time for thinking, the same thought came to me. Better to meet a thousand dogs than ... Already browsing Ebay for sprays.
A few more pics from Monday's trip Črni hriber- Ute - Špilak, from which you can see how much my dog chases game even in complete wilderness and threatens passersby.
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| VanSims3. 08. 2011 19:53:39 |
I just said what I know about regulations here and abroad and what has already happened here, not just for Pastirica but for others too, now if some dog owner got a bad conscience that's his business.
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| fotoUrban4. 08. 2011 01:24:06 |
If the dog is normal and not aggressive and well trained I see no reason why it shouldn't run free around the mountains too... If it's even on a leash and picks up the poop that the dog makes then I see no problem at all.. Aren't rules made to be broken?
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| TejaB4. 08. 2011 08:43:46 |
Well, Pastirica actually doesn't take her little dog to the mountains. She just pastes her on photos with Photoshop to tease various vansimses.
As you mention, Pastirica, there are almost no passersby on your (side) paths ...
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| Pastirica4. 08. 2011 10:09:19 |
FotoUrban dog training is a process that starts in the puppy stage when you bring it home, (if the breeder has already done his part, even better) and lasts until its death. Dog is a pack animal and ready to follow the pack leader's will. Just make sure that leader is YOU. Luckily more and more dog owners are aware of this. Mine already knows well not to stray too far (though she probably doesn't know how much 50m is), there's too many tempting things in the backpack.
As for poop, in 90% she does it right after meal at home in the garden. In other cases, of course I clean up after her. That's how I taught my students 20 years ago, although some looked at me quite sourly back then .
Now to the pics a bit. Yesterday no luck with animals in mountains. But pics of illuminated mountains can be wonderful too. Unfortunately I was about 15min late coming out of TŽ. Mala and Štajerska Rinka are still ok, but for Skuta there was already a bit too much sun.
TejaB what if I just photoshop the leash away. To me it aesthetically ruins the photo so much
I really rarely meet anyone, especially on ascent. I return, if possible on more normal paths. When I do meet someone, usually the first word is for the dog then petting follows, and hidden supplies from backpack. Then chat, where to, from where, what troubles, can you still get there, what's up there, could it be done ....
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