My dog loves to put the side of his snout against the snow, and plow. Then he flips onto his back and does a little wriggle back and forth before flipping over again and standing up. Rinse and repeat. Is that anything like what Daisy is doing here?
Man, that thick fur must be warmer than I thought. If I layed down naked in the snow, I'd be like "AAAAHHHH!!!!! THIS IS SO COLD!!! WHY AM I DOING THIS???? PRETTY SURE MY BALLS ARE GETTING FROSTBITE!!!"
Meanwhile Daisy is just like "HA HA HA!!!! YAAAAY!!!! PLAY PLAY PLAY!!!!"
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My dog loves to put the side of his snout against the snow, and plow. Then he flips onto his back and does a little wriggle back and forth before flipping over again and standing up. Rinse and repeat. Is that anything like what Daisy is doing here?
I didn't get a picture of the snout rub, but this should answer your question.
Yeah, that looks like it!
I thought it was, "give me your answer true".
Look Chunkystyles, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over.
You know what, you're right. I'm gonna go for a walk and try to forget about it.
Without your space-helmet, Chunkystyles? You're going to find that rather difficult.
Ok, I'm back from my walk and it didn't help at all. In fact, I'm even madder.
Man, that thick fur must be warmer than I thought. If I layed down naked in the snow, I'd be like "AAAAHHHH!!!!! THIS IS SO COLD!!! WHY AM I DOING THIS???? PRETTY SURE MY BALLS ARE GETTING FROSTBITE!!!"
Meanwhile Daisy is just like "HA HA HA!!!! YAAAAY!!!! PLAY PLAY PLAY!!!!"
For a Puerto Rican street dog, she sure has taken to the New England winter.