Mountain dogs are combative and territorial. The adults are forever running up and down their hillside barking at the tribe on the next slope. Often they sport a torn ear or a bite acquired in a border skirmish. Near the Nurnang waterfalls in Arunachal Pradesh I saw some pups so new that they were barely able to walk. This one was the runt of the litter, but sported a tremendous scowl.
In early November the place was spectacularly cold although there was no snow on the ground. The dense fur coat on the pup must be absolutely essential now, a couple of months later.
Pups are mundane enough for Photrablogger’s challenge although I think the scowl is more epic than mundane. Wouldn’t you think that this is right for Cee’s "Out with the old" challenge as well? The silky coat makes this totally a subject for Narami’s Tuesdays of texture.
It looks way too cute to be mundane.
And yes, nature gives whatever things are essential for survival to everyone!
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Thanks. I wish nature had thought to hand out a built in remote to me.
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Such a sweet cutie pie. Adorable odd ball.
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Thanks.
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Very cute, and to me it is a wonderful response to the challenge.
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Thank you for the kind words.
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Adorable Huggy bear !! Would you know if they turn white as they grow up? I have a dog that is I’m told a Tibetan Terrier who had very similar markings as a pup and is now all white!! (I posted something on him for last weeks challenge but it did not get picked up.) When I saw your post I wondered whether Mountain dog may be similar to the Tibetan ??
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Thanks. The mother wasn’t white, and she wasn’t a Tibetan mastiff either.
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So cute!
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Thank you.
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