She was clearly scared, having been mistreated (we later learned,) gone through clean-up, veterinary treatment, a foster home and then to our family already populated by three cats plus a male dog who is definitely an alpha.
It took her several weeks to become comfortable with us. At first she wouldn't come in after she had been let out into the back yard for exercise and essential duties.
The adoption group called her a Border Terrier mix, and she does have some of those characteristics. Only genetic testing would be definitive. Personally I think she has Pekingese traits; my wife disagrees, but I know I'm right. :)
Every once-in-awhile I make some photos of her. Her underbite is clearly adorable, and the various lengths of her coat give her lots of different looks.
Everyone agrees she is sweet and adorable. I love her.
© Earl Dunbar December 02 2015
Fuji X-Pro1
And here is her ADORABLE underbite, courtesy of the really nice iPhone 6s camera.
The following shot was made with an Olympus Zuiko OM System 28/2.8 lens. Focusing legacy, manual focus lenses on the X-Pro 1 is not easy. "Focus peaking" is a camera feature that highlights the area in focus; it appears as brightness, sort of like shimmering. I slightly missed focus on this. The first version is the JPG straight out of the camera. For the second version I applied some sharpening, but no other editing.
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