Animal Units in Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS

[Heimatschuss]

Hello Vikki,

Actually the photo is complete as you can notice when downloading it. It's just the viewer function here which cuts off all beyond 600 (or is it 650?) pixels width when you use the 'Insert picture' button to integrate it into the text.

Best regards
Torsten

Thanks Torsten. Is the maximum size smaller using the "Insert Picture" button than with simply posting? The maximum size on normally posted photos, I know, is 800 pixels wide x 2000 high: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... ilit=pixel

Best,
~Vikki

sorry my information was a bit outdated.

800 pixels wide x 2000 high is indeed the maximum size for pictures you want to upload here with the 'Add' function.
A bigger size is simply impossible. After adding it the photo is always displayed at the lower end of the page beneath your text in full size.

If you want to integrate an uploaded photo into the text you have to place the cursor on the desired position and then press the 'Place inline' button.

In former times only the 700 leftmost pixels of this pic were shown to avoid covering the avatar, name and so on in the right column. Those (maximum) 100 rightmost pixels were simply not visible.
This has been changed some time ago. A scoll bar under the integrated pictures has been added so you can now access the 100 rightmost pixels too. You have of course always just a limited excert of the picture (if it's wider than 700 pixels). This may optically unbalance pictures on some occasions but is otherwise o.k.

If you want to use pictures that are stored outside of the forum somewhere else on the internet you can use the 'Img' button. Just put the URL into the text, mark the URL and press 'Img'. There is no limitation in width to 800 pixels this time because the file is not uploaded here. On the other hand the old limitation to the 700 leftmost pixels is still valid in this case. There is no scroll bar with which to access the rest of the picture. This is what happened in Hundi's case. If you want to see what's on the right side of a large pic you have to download it on your PC and view it there.

And after so many technicalities: Bring in some more horses and other Wehrmacht pets, people!

Best regards
Torsten

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Not all dogs were used as guard dogs http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Krieghund.htmwar dog 3.jpg[/attachment]

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[Hundi]

Hello,

Hundi, you cut off the nice horse's head!
Great picture, though!

Best,
~Vikki

Perhaps Temme was caught in a speed control?

Actually the photo is complete as you can notice when downloading it. It's just the viewer function here which cuts off all beyond 600 (or is it 650?) pixels width when you use the 'Insert picture' button to integrate it into the text.

Best regards
Torsten

Sorry my mistake the picture is too big to be completely displayed, so I'll edit the pic but as Torsten says when you download it is complete, but anyway I'll fix it So here is the edited pic




Cheers

/Hundi.

[Vikki]

Lovely picture, Hundi. Though better with the horse's head included.

Best,
~Vikki

[Vikki]

And after so many technicalities: Bring in some more horses and other Wehrmacht pets, people!

As you say often, "Your wish....."

Sanitätshunde drawing postcards, mostly World War I (sorry, there's no appropriate place else to post them)...
Really lovely depictions of dogs, as somehow only German artists know how to draw them.

[Vikki]

My favorite, looking very Schäferhund:

[Vikki]

Dog lovers, including a Duchess and her dogs (?).

[Vikki]

A World War II Sanitätshund (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz postcard):

[tigre]

Hello to all ; one more...................

Little Pets.

Source: eBay auction rwcmilitaria. Jueves, 05 de Marzo de 2009, 19:57:07

Cheers. Raúl M .

[tigre]

Hello to all ; after a while a little more.............

Riding in France 1940.

Source: 25. Army Photo Album_archivos. Historical Media. Domingo, 03 de Febrero de 2008, 20:17:45

Cheers. Raúl M .

[Vikki]

Hello Raúl, great photos!

A couple of Deutscher Schäferhund im Sanitätsdienst photos, from Ein Hundebuch by Hein Gorny (München, 1941):

[tigre]

Hey Vikki, nice pictures, thanks for sharing . All the best. Raúl M .

[Vikki]

Thanks Raúl! A few more, this time of Meldehunde, used in three different ways. From the same source.

Best,
~Vikki

[tigre]

Thanks again Vikki, I love them . Cheers. Raúl M .

[Vikki]

The last one from the series, Raúl, and I think you'll appreciate it as well. These photos were of course edited from the postwar version of Gorny's book, which in even the wartime edition is simply a civilian book on dogs.

Best,
~Vikki