MY first camera post!!!

I just got my CAMERA!!! And my first models are my....CUTEST ONES. There are a few things that are most difficult to shoot, animals, scenery, crowds, and my first models belong to the animal. THEY ARE.....I'M PROUD TO PRESENT THE CUTEST ONES....KOKO & YOYO!!!!



okok...let me start my "jiaxing's corner" story about them since i often mention about them in this blog, but never once tell you all their wonderful story....

Yoyo is our family's 1st loving one, when we brought her back when im in poly yr 1. She was without a place to sleep even on her first night. She slept in a basket tt night.



After that, Koko joined us. We were still afraid that they might fight then. But it appears fine after tt.



After then, it was 2 pregnancies by the 2 cute ones. Yoyo wasnt a good mum, the 1st batch lived 1 out of 4, and the 2nd batch none. It was superly heart-breaking. The 1st batch I went to bury the first 2, and by the 3rd, I asked my bro to go instead.



Then after that, I picked up myself and trained the poor little young one. And feed him until he was as fat as his mum.



The 2nd batch, we almost lost Yoyo, because if any of her puppies are still living inside, she will need to go through a huge surgery. We had to leave Yoyo at the vet's place, and she never left us before. I was crying when I left there. I couldn't sleep the whole night. In the end, all the puppies died, but it was very very lucky we got back Yoyo, and I thank Buddha for that.



Then after, it was Koko's sterilisation. He has to go through it because he has 1 testacles inside his stomach. Cancer might happen anytime if it burst inside. Scary stories of dogs dying on surgery table during sterilisation really made me ultra worried and when the vet asked me home first, I cried. What if it was my last chance to see Koko?



Now, I really thank Buddha for leaving them with me and living happily with me. Cameras are important to take down things, esp your loved ones. You might have a camera and not the time. Who knows right? A dog can only live up to around 16 years.