Winter Wonderland Photo Gallery
In many parts of Canada and the United States, dog owners are getting to the point where we just can't wait for spring to begin, and will be thankful when spring arrives! These dogs, however, are still loving their winter wonderland, frolicking in the snow and braving the cold weather!
Although many dog owners aren’t looking forward to the weather winter brings, they are looking forward to how happy it makes their dogs! These canines are getting the most out of chilly conditions.
1) Juneau
Juneau, the majestic Australian shepherd, stoically gazes out at her mythical snowy surroundings. – Submitted by Dani P
2) Gadget
Who needs springtime? Gorgeous Gadget isn’t worried about shoveling the driveway or driving to work, but he does have a day of adventure ahead of him in the snow! – Submitted by Cora
3) Gretsky
Like his namesake Wayne Gretsky, this handsome German Shepherd isn’t adverse to cold weather sports! In this photo, he looks straight out of The Call of the Wild!
4) Kevin
This Golden Doodle adores the snow! Definitely not a guy that dreads winter when it rolls around.
5) Zorro
Zorro, a Colorado dog, lives in the mountains, and is totally in his element during winter snowfalls!
6) Pilsner Puplinski
This havachon, who incidentally has one of the best names we’ve heard in a while, was featured in this photo during his first snowstorm!
7) Theon
Any Games of Thrones fans out there? Like his literary namesake, doggy Theon is used to the snow and the cold! This guy sure doesn’t mind when winter is coming.
8) Riker
Riker the Spring Spaniel is all ready for a day in the sparkling powder!
9) Bear
Bear the poofy Samoyed may have a name that indicates he likes hibernating, but he’s totally ready to venture into the snow!
10) Fitz
Fitz is totally ready to explore the wintery woods, complete with a perfect cozy jacket to keep him warm!
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