I want an Avatar!

[Feral007]

I know I've already introduced myself, and made a nuisance of myself ever since. And I know somewhere I mentioned that I didn't know how to make an avatar. But I can't for the life of me remember where I mentioned it, so I can't find out what you all said.
So because I'm a lazy cow, here is me request for the instructions for making an avatar. It will be so much easier to find the answers now. Thank you kindly. Ali

[veggiechicken]

Yes, you're a lazy so-and so!! Go to Settings and Edit Avatar, and upload an image of your choice (as long as its decent!). Wonder what it will be?

[Pa Snips]

Did you mean 'making' or 'uploading'?

Well, VC has given instructions for uploading and I would be pleased to help with actually making one if you have something specific in mind.

[Feral007]

Ta muchly! What will it be? A couple of kelpie's in a ute, of course!

[Two_Sheds]

I'd never seen nor heard of a kelpie before y'day, and then I saw a dozen ! (on Don't Blame The Dog)

[veggiechicken]

Ta muchly! What will it be? A couple of kelpie's in a ute, of course!

I knew you could do it! Good on yer sport!!

[Feral007]

Both our dogs are kelpie x's. The browny looking one (Lucky) is a Red Kelpie - like Red Dog the movie, but with a white chest. He has white socks on his back legs and white stockings on his front legs. He's 'stick obsessed'. Have been taking photos today of him in mid air catching sticks, for the blog.
The other one a girl (Knic Nac) is a kelpie/border collie/bull mastiff x. Pretty much the average dog round these parts. Knic Nac is a people dog. Lucky is a obsessed by sticks, or moving things like roo's. He has 'the eye' as they say. If he was trained as a sheep/cattle dog he would give them the eye and watch them like a hawk while he worked them. He's not trained to work, but he gives a stick 'the eye' and you can't make him look away. Likewise when he sees a roo. You cannot make him refocus - bit of a pain when you're walking him - have to wait till the roo outruns him and then he looks around to see where we are. Usually miles away.
Kelpie's and blue heelers in the city are often car chasers because they do love things that move.