Post A Pup Sunday: Since Snow Storms are Raging, How About Some Dogs Being Clowns in the Snow?

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In a few weeks, we are going skiing with the kids and some of our friends and their families. The kids have a break, so that's what we will be doing. We are bringing 2 of our youngest pups and my semi-retired support pup, who loves snow. I bought them new sweaters and jackets for the weather. Our other pup is too old and achy to enjoy it, and she doesn't travel well. She will have the kitties and the bird to keep her company. 

Maybe they will try puppy skiing. We will see, :) 

The dogs doing mad laps around their yard cracks me up. They look like little lunatics. 

How does your dog feel about snow? Or have they even seen it before?



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