Archive for February, 2011
Sleeping Beauty
Who would have thought that this well fed mongrel sleeps like a baby and lives like a king on the streets of Dharmasala, northen India. This artistic picture was taken by mongrel fanatic Ehud Ambar from Israel.
Sleeping beauty
Thai beach mongrel having fun!
This friendly mongrel was found on the beach of Koh Lipe in Thailand by Spanish tourists Victor Cid and Veronica Montes, it didn’t take that long for them to discover the mongrel’s favourite activity. He loved being buried in the sand and camouflaged with shapes of sea animals.
Thai beach mongrel having fun!
Breed: Peruvian Punk Hound
This staggering canine was found at the temple of Sun – Koricancha (Peru). It is a persistent myth that the body temperature of hairless dogs is higher than other dogs. They may feel warmer due to the lack of hair. According to Peruvian folklore, letting the dog “hug” you is believed to help with stomach pain and other disorders.
Peruvian Punk Hound
Artistic Gallery
These cute mongrels were found in Dharmasala (India) trying to warm each other up during a cold night. The picture was taken by Ehud Ambar from Israel in December 2010. This is what we called pure art!
Mongrels getting warm in Dharmasala - India
Artistic Gallery
This section has been created to share any artistic pictures of mongrels around the world. MOTW wants to give special recognition to those mongrels who take part in beautiful art. If you have any artistic picture of a mongrel please send it to julianavelez@hotmail.com.
This Mongrel was found at U bein’s bridge – Amarapura (Myanmar) enjoying a beautiful sunset. The picture was taken by Juliana Velez in January 2011.
Mongrel at U'Beins bridge Amarapura (Myanmar)
Big ears special
Big ears are always a plus in a mongrel. The bigger the ears the more beautiful the mongrel, according to some mongrel lovers. For this reason MOTW would like to highlight some big eared canines that look more like bats than dogs.
Breed: Myanmar Bathound
This magnificent mongrel was found in the countryside of Myanmar (Burma). It is believed his genes came from the Dachshund and Terrier family. What a stupendous mix! His adorable ears make him a very loveable animal. The picture was taken by Juliana Velez in January 2011.
Myanmar Bathund
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