Our friend Andrew, from Bridlington, sent us this.
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Don’t know about your dogs but ours have given us such a laugh this weekend in the snow.
Whilst the older girls have seen it all and done it all before the new puppies have had a whale of a time.
Though I must say that snow as deep as this does not really encourage you when you’re house training.
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Whilst the older 3 pups have rolled, jumped and buried themselves in the white stuff the younger 2 have been quite wary of it. Little Winston made us laugh when he climbed to the top of a pile of snow, stood and had a wee, while little Guinness very gingerly tip toed around trying to find a shallow spot.
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Most of our snow in Bridlington has gone now but the road to Scarborough was quite picturesque this morning. The fog was also bad on the coast and quite eerie when you looked out from above it, where you would normally see the sea all you could see was the top of the blanket of fog.
… Andrew
Our dogs love the snow too -- little Sox just jumps into “baby puppy” mode and goes tearing round the park followed by his grandad Rufus!
Neither of them have quite grasped the concept of snowballs yet, so whilst they’ll tear after one as it’s hurled through the air, when it lands back in the snow they can’t figure out where it’s gone and will dig randomly flicking snow up into the air trying to find it.
Yes a video would be a great idea -- I said that to myself as the snow melted !