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Hey, Hu-dad, why are you shoveling the snow rather than playing in it?
You humans are so silly to watch.
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Speaking of playing…. why aren’t you guys all zoomies? Maybe you already have been…. arooooooooooo!!!
Ours pretty much feel that playing is the only purpose snow has, too, except for Blueberry who thinks it just exists to make her miserable!
I met the nicest sibe on my walk yesterday. We greater each other calmly and then bounced around. His hu-dad said sites can’t be off leash though. I already knew that from you guys, though. We had fun jumping and sniffing anyway!
Otto
Ayla sez: When I was a puppy, I used to love to “help” our hu-Dad shovel snow, too, but now that I’m 8-going-on-9 years old, the seven months of winter we get up here is tooooooo long, and all me’n my Dad Ice, want is for spring to come.
Bruce loves to attack the shovel. You have to throw the snow at him. Silly dog!. He is still pretty young and always wants to play. Have fun in the snow. I am so ready for spring!. Hugs and kisses to the herd.