My dog in the snow

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My dog in the snow

Postby Buliwyf » Sun Dec 20, 2009 1:06 pm

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby Chacal » Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:10 pm

Awwwww
He looks miserable. Don't ever make him live in Canada.
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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby picmip » Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:30 pm

He's like, let me in damnit!!

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby Sabres » Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:56 am

He looks perfectly content in those conditions.

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby Chacal » Fri Dec 25, 2009 1:06 pm

Yeah, I know, this must be paradise for him.
How are you guys down there faring? A snowstorm for us is nothing, as we're used to it and we can routinely deploy battalions of specialized equipment. A 20-inch snowfall is gone in 2-3 days where I live. But you guys?

Buli, do you have skis? Here's an idea:
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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby picmip » Fri Dec 25, 2009 11:47 pm

Sabres wrote:He looks perfectly content in those conditions.



(sarcasm) ^

But yes that type of dog (Siberian Husky) is a beautiful Animal, and is actually my favorite dog I've always wanted to own one.

Cool pic.:beer:


PS. Another cool thing about them is they can endure extremely cold and harsh environments without a real problem seeing as how they originated in eastern Siberian Arctic.

And they're so cute when they are puppies lol

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby Sabres » Sat Dec 26, 2009 2:52 am

Chacal wrote:How are you guys down there faring?


It's raining right now... :( All I want is some more damn snow so I can ski!

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby [ecgn] btt » Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:20 am

Chacal wrote:Yeah, I know, this must be paradise for him.
How are you guys down there faring? A snowstorm for us is nothing, as we're used to it and we can routinely deploy battalions of specialized equipment. A 20-inch snowfall is gone in 2-3 days where I live. But you guys?

Buli, do you have skis? Here's an idea:


Here in North Carolina we had ten inches of snow. It was a nightmare. There is like one plow for the whole state. It was good that it happened on a Friday I guess since they had the weekend to clear the roads. Normally the snow would be gone in two days do to it being warm enough to melt but not this time it has been so cold there is still snow on the ground today over a week later, but not much.

Not to mention there was a half inch of ice on top of the snow cause the temp was right at the range. It was not cold enough to be all snow. My favorite thing is in the food store when this is predicted to happen. Not one single loaf of bread is left on the shelf. God it cracks me up every time.

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby nymh » Sun Dec 27, 2009 7:35 pm

We ended up having 28 inches of snow. It is all gone now due to the rain. We went from a very happy Husky who I had to bribe with treats to come inside to an extremely filthy Husky who thinks the mud is just as fun as the snow :(

Our neighborhood was plowed clear to the asphalt the day after it snowed and all the main roads had been pretreated with the brine spray so we where good to go :)

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby SuPer PuZZy » Tue Dec 29, 2009 7:54 pm

My doggies, the skinny one refused to go out.

But when the snow became ice, he loved to skate lolz and very good in it too.

The bigger chihuahua loved the way snow melts after he peed.
The snowman was his first target
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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby picmip » Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:05 pm

SuPer PuZZy wrote:My doggies, the skinny one refused to go out.

But when the snow became ice, he loved to skate lolz and very good in it too.

The bigger chihuahua loved the way snow melts after he peed.
The snowman was his first target


Hey cool dogs puzzy!

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby Sabres » Wed Dec 30, 2009 1:38 am

Finally got a lot of snow here! Woo!

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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby SuPer PuZZy » Wed Dec 30, 2009 10:17 am

picmip wrote:Hey cool dogs puzzy!


They file in thiz neighbourhood. I bought them from THE bronx llike part of Amsterdam. Bad ass Matha fakkas. They attack big dogs and THE blond Ine is gay. All THE dofs are afraid of them. But to humanes they are zo sweet greedy and lazy.
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Re: My dog in the snow

Postby picmip » Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:23 pm

Such a Cool and Beautiful lookin dog.

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