Dylan in the snow.

[*Pauline*]

The snow is about 3 times as thick now, I feel so trapped!!!! I've canceled all my appointments for this week. I hate walking in snow. Dylan doesn't seem that bothered by it. My 21 year old daughter has already made a snow man on the back steps where she works and is planning to come home and make one in the front garden. I said she can't mess up the back, it looks too nice.

Last night.


This morning.

[ice-cavi]

Look at the bright side Pauline...Dogs get really clean in the snow
Right now we have ALOT of snow,but Im very pleased...the dogs get superb exercise running in deep snow ...We have a show coming up next months and Elja needs to tone her musletone...snow is perfet for that Plus I do burn a few xtra calories during our dayli walks

Dylan looks smashing a usual

[sins]

Awww Look at all his cute pawprints in the snow! Great pictures.

[jasperpaw]

Lovely photos, I tried taking a photo of Jasper in the garden in what little bit of snow we had but Jasper was having none of it and decided to come in. Your daughter sounds like mine who is 22 and always get excited when she sees snow, she has seen so little of it in her life, we hardly every get snow in Dorset.

[Mycavyangels]

Awww soo sweet

[frecklesmom]

We used to always wake the kids up early at the first snow and they were like puppies in their eagerness to "get out there". Kind of a tradition that now extends to emails to them in their adulthood. Around here the saying is "I'd rather have snow than ice" and all that being said there is a foot on the ground here that needs to melt and the sooner the better! According to the ground hog, only 6 more weeks until spring .

Dylan looks as if he thinks the snow is grand .

[Shelli]

Gorgeous pics Pauline

[Jasperxxgabby]

Great photos of Dylan in the snow, your garden does look lovely

[*Pauline*]

Thanks all Did you notice my dog shaped watering can by the swing?

[islewriter]

I Luv the photo's - and just hope we have some snow soon

Kirra - is eagerly awaiting her 1st experience of snow