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Huskies romping in the snow video in my yard.

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Boy are we getting hit in Randolph, they were talking about 6" but we have a heck of a lot more already with drifts over two feet in places.

 

How long to get all the snowballs off when they come in?

 

2 Goldens here, baseball size globs hangin all over them.

Great video.

my dogs hate the snow as much as howards love it.

 

coonhound peed on the patio 2 feet from the door. she wants no part of outside today

my mutts are lovin it too, especially the girl shep mix. runs and dives into the snow, they both roll around and wrestle lots of fun to watch. reminds me of myself- 50 yrs ago lol

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Luckily the snow does not stick to their fur and comes right off.  We had a small dog years ago that go ice balls on the fur that took hours to come off.

Nice, gotta love dogs. I have 2 beagles, the girl I have to carry outside and she grunts the whole time because she hates the snow. The boy would spend all day out there.

Haha cool video. This is their time of the year so they better enjoy feeling the snow in their coats before it's gone!

My German Shepherd loves the snow. Felt bad for him this morning; he had no place to poop yet.

My pups love the snow, but doing their business is not without it's drawbacks.

My boy squats to pee, no doubt this was pleasant for him :-)

 

Hard to tell, but he is in a foot plus laying on the snow and peeing. And he holds it forever, so when he goes it takes him forever.

 

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What is that song...driving myself nutty trying to recall...sounds a bit like a Kid rock song(one of his Country) and a bunch of other artists...

 

Nice video...my dog loves to play in the snow for about 2 minutes, then he wants back inside.

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No clue about the song, just found it on YouTube and liked it. I thin it was called 126 something or maybe that was the group

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It's really getting funny now as the snow is deeper than the dogs are tall.  My wife was out making a path for them but they showed her:

They are definitely in their element!   Mine, who wants at least 5 walks a day and loves to be outside decided that 2 minutes was enough(I posted a video in the 1996 thread). heh.

What is that song...driving myself nutty trying to recall...sounds a bit like a Kid rock song(one of his Country) and a bunch of other artists...

 

Nice video...my dog loves to play in the snow for about 2 minutes, then he wants back inside.

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Thanks,

The music is pretty good...the singing..meh.  Half sounds like she's using a $29 radio shack microphone and she's too loud in the mix.

Great video, I love watching dogs enjoying the snow.  My Chessie absolutely loves it.

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Awesome German Shepherd Andy. How old is she? Our next dog is going to be a German Shepherd. These Bulldogs are useless, someone can break in and can step right over them while they sleep. 

Howard - can I hire your wife to come down here and break trail for our GSP?

 

Wrecked my back on Saturday shoveling a path into the back yard and then clearing about a 60 sq ft area for her to use as a doggie latrine. Then I had two days with the snow blower to dig us out (three car garage under the house, below grade, and a parking area for two+ cars above) - thank God for Aleve.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Our gsd loved the snow. The little guy not so much.

 

The Shepherd was catching snowballs and eating them.

 

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Awesome German Shepherd Andy. How old is she? Our next dog is going to be a German Shepherd. These Bulldogs are useless, someone can break in and can step right over them while they sleep. 

2 yrs 3 months

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Howard - can I hire your wife to come down here and break trail for our GSP?

 

Wrecked my back on Saturday shoveling a path into the back yard and then clearing about a 60 sq ft area for her to use as a doggie latrine. Then I had two days with the snow blower to dig us out (three car garage under the house, below grade, and a parking area for two+ cars above) - thank God for Aleve.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Don't think you can afford my wife's hourly rate!  But you have a big strong son you should be able to call on :)

Did you see that NJ.com linked to your videos in a couple of their online stories?

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Did you see that NJ.com linked to your videos in a couple of their online stories?

No I did not.  They asked me if they could use them but I did not know they did.  Do you have the links?

No I did not.  They asked me if they could use them but I did not know they did.  Do you have the links?

 

Was working yesterday. Several of the stories that had anything to do with the snowfall amounts had the link.

No offense but why are the Huskys not harnessed to a sled mushing to the nearest liquor store?

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