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  1. #1
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    I've done loads for non family. Actually, I've done very few for family compared with non family. Family can be more risky as they tend to abuse you more. I did one for my sister and I'm still lumbered with it because she hasn't paid for it and doubt she ever will. I learnt my lesson there. No more without 50% deposit up front. I had the same thing done to me by a work colleague...he left and got another job to avoid me. I wasn't stupid enough to give him the painting though so I still have that at least.
    Dogs are not our whole lives but they make our lives whole.


    www.tmhudsonfineart.co.uk

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    How much do you charge..I have been trying to find someone that could do one of my little guy but noone in my area seems to be as talented as you i have found a website that looks nice but im still thinking. thanks for taking the time to write back to me and again your work is just breath taking

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    I could paint the boxer with his ears but I can't paint the one with his ears cut off. I am against docking and cropping and I feel that painting them is going against my personal feelings about it. Fortunately, cropping is banned here in the U.K so I've never been asked to paint a dog with cropped ears.

    I'm not having a go at the fact that your dogs ears are cropped but it's a personal thing.

    Anyway, I type more later, I have to rush off quick...
    Dogs are not our whole lives but they make our lives whole.


    www.tmhudsonfineart.co.uk

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    Wow in Deed!
    You do wonderful work!
    I would be interested in having a painting (or 2) done of mine as well!
    I'll be in contact!
    ~Angie, Sierra & Buddy
    **Don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die!**

    I suffer from multiple Shepherd syndrome



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    Quote Originally Posted by Canis-Lupess
    I could paint the boxer with his ears but I can't paint the one with his ears cut off. I am against docking and cropping and I feel that painting them is going against my personal feelings about it. Fortunately, cropping is banned here in the U.K so I've never been asked to paint a dog with cropped ears.

    I'm not having a go at the fact that your dogs ears are cropped but it's a personal thing.

    Anyway, I type more later, I have to rush off quick...

    Thanks anyway but I could not have a painting of one and not the other. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Good luck with your painting...you do a marvelous job.

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    Those are extraordinary paintings. They are very life-like

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