Photos - ...and amusing dogs!

01) Peru has it's own breed of dog that is completely hairless. Well, sometimes not completely as this fellow proves with his blonde mohican!



02) I found this boxer dog playing on the beach in Mancora. With a face like that he was just dying to be photographed.



03) Ok, one more then since I know you think he's cute!

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