We went for a long walk this morning, since the temperature had warmed up. I was surprised at the depth of the snow, however. I was in up to my knees at times, and Annie was not too happy about being belly deep most of the time.
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7 comments:
Aww, poor Annie! The snow sticks to her fur and gets between her pads - I bet you were both glad to be home in the warm and dry again.
Annie is so sweet:)
Some days it really is hard to walk in the snow! Poor, Annie! :)
I'm like Annie-- the snow is great to look at, but from afar. Our daughter in Illinois has Tibetan Mastiffs that love the snow so much that they don't even want to come into the house at night.
cute dog in the snow
Poor Annie! She does look rather miserable...
poor little furbaby..what a trooper...
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