A pride of lions, a parliament of owls, a gaggle of geese. Until I learn differently, I am going with pulchritude for two or more weimaraners. Especially, if they are Lola and Sequoia.Daughter Susie lives on a farm outside Johannesburg with a husband, sheep, guinea fowl and a pulchritude of weimaraners. It is summer there now. A feature of South African summers is rapidly emerging cloudbursts and thunder boomers. Susie sent on a few photos of Lola (blue collar) and Sequoia (red collar) as the clouds rolled in, for me to share with you.
The hoodlums trashed my favorite new umbrella yesterday, conveniently right before another storm. Sheep are still holding their own though.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't love those doleful eyes ... They're beautiful.
ReplyDeletePulchritude sound good Jack ... if I were you I'd stick with it ... sounds very classy.
I bet Susie has her hands full with Lola and Sequoia!
ReplyDeleteA personal favorite of mine is plethora. Although as it relates to the family dogs, you would most likely reserve it for incidents of favorite umbrella trashings and the like.
ReplyDeleteThey look very, very serious. They take their role of pulchritude as heavy responsibility!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful dogs. I love the way they've put on their best faces for these photos. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous dogs! This is one of my husband's favorite breeds.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful pair, and great photos!
ReplyDeleteThe only weimaraner I have known had a fondness for porcupines. It was not a good combination and involved many visits to the vet. Otherwise 'Baron' was a fine well behaved dog.
ReplyDeleteMy father often referred to a "giggle of girls". I still like it.
Beautiful images Jack! Really nice shots.
ReplyDeleteTheir eye contact with the camera in the bottom photo is excellent.
ReplyDeleteYou can't help but love these dogs just looking at the photo. Whenever I think of weimaraners, I think of William Wegmans's dogs that he photographs so beautifully. They really are the most photogenic dogs with virtually no fear of the camera.
ReplyDeleteGreat dogs, wonderful portraits and excellent images! My compliments to your daughter for aal of these!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dogs with such expressive eyes/faces and BIG feet! I love your pulchritude of weimaraners, Jack! Thank Susie for sharing the pics!!
ReplyDeleteO, they are so beautyful!You made great portraits!
ReplyDeleteThere is a good reason WIlliam Wegmans made a living photographing his Weimaraners. They are beautiful, expressive dogs which the camera just loves. These are great photos of a pair of fine looking dogs. Thank you for sharing. Bet they had fun tearing up that umbrella, but managed to look really guilty when caught.
ReplyDeleteI love these dogs and all shots are just great!
ReplyDeleteThey are great models, Jack!
ReplyDeleteLazy looking dogs they are.
ReplyDeleteHow about a syndicate of Weimaraners? They look like they're up to some important business. Like waiting for the dinner bell.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dogs! In your place I'd be tempted to call them my granddogs but that's going too far for some people. They do look like they have a capacity for mischief. Sequoia loks like she's ready to cook something up in the last shot.
ReplyDeleteThese are sweet dogs. I'm not sure about a pulchritude, though. I'd say it's more of a plethora!
ReplyDeletesuch great pictures!!
ReplyDeleteespecially the first one
Such sad and appealing eyes. Who could resist?
ReplyDeleteSuch expression on their faces. Very, very handsome dogs.
ReplyDeleteGood-looking pulchritude, Jack. Susie's got lots to be proud of, if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteNice twosome Jack and very impressive rain clouds forming there..I remember them well!
ReplyDeleteOh! they are so cute!
ReplyDeleteWould love to have one;o)
Thanks for sharing the lovely portraits Jack;o)
I would have to say to Susie, that they look quite remorseful over that business with the umbrella.
ReplyDeleteWhat expressive eyes they have!
Bises,
Genie