Pets and the snow, lets see yours
20 December 2009, 11:28 AM
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lol sorry mate, cheque for ANOTHER new keyboard in the post 
Was it the talking ones again?
Gorgeous pics mate
Wish we had somewhere with snow of that depth we could take ours too.
Was it the talking ones again?
Gorgeous pics mate
Wish we had somewhere with snow of that depth we could take ours too.
20 December 2009, 02:43 PM
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My Lakeland Terrier puppy, Lola (6 1/2 months). Fantastic dog (my first). Love's the snow, and walked about 2-3 miles this morning across fields with snow of this depth and was still straining for more at the end! We had her off the lead shortly after this pic and she was in her element covering herself in the white stuff!
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20 December 2009, 03:05 PM
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Angus out in the snow. Went out the this morning, -12degC, about 20cm of dry powder.
After about 300m Angus was nuzzling into me so I stopped. He sat down with forlorn ears and alternately lifted his front paws out of the snow as they were very cold!! Wuss!
After about 300m Angus was nuzzling into me so I stopped. He sat down with forlorn ears and alternately lifted his front paws out of the snow as they were very cold!! Wuss!
20 December 2009, 05:48 PM
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Our 3 year old Springer Dee;
She's spent most of the day chasing snowballs, still hasn't figured out where they keep disappearing too
She's spent most of the day chasing snowballs, still hasn't figured out where they keep disappearing too
20 December 2009, 09:10 PM
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20 December 2009, 09:10 PM
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That Pug, i can't keep a straight face with Pugs, they always pull human-like expressions.
. Staffies do the same thing.
. Staffies do the same thing.
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20 December 2009, 09:14 PM
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21 December 2009, 10:36 PM
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Jesus, what are you feeding her? She looks, er, too bloody close for comfort, RUN!
Strange how they hate the rain, but you show them a bit of snow and they go bonkers.
Funnily enough, she ran up to a woman in the local field and i laughed and said she's been watching the big tigie wigie in the Esso ads. (i said Tiger at the time, i'm not quite that mental, yet).
Strange how they hate the rain, but you show them a bit of snow and they go bonkers.Funnily enough, she ran up to a woman in the local field and i laughed and said she's been watching the big tigie wigie in the Esso ads. (i said Tiger at the time, i'm not quite that mental, yet).
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