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Wintery Pups

These dogs are making the most of the winter season!

By: Eleanor Munk

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We get why people dislike winter so much — it's cold as anything, and our pups can sure get messy in the snow! But as with anything, dogs can find the beauty in this frosty season. Curl up with a hot chocolate and a thick blanket, and enjoy these photographs of dogs bringing joy in the darkest season of the year! – ERM

 

1) Boomer

Handsome Boomer the Coonhound/Husky mix enjoys a snowy day in Wisconsin. – Submitted by Ashley

 

2) Tyson

Tyson the English Bulldog isn't afraid of a little blizzard! – Submitted by Chase G

 

3) Bodhi

Bodhi the Pembroke Welsh Corgi spends a winter on the beautiful Pacific Northwest coast of Tofino, British Columbia. – Submitted by Lisa R

 

4) Cozy

Cozy the Cocker Spaniel loves making snow angels! I'm sure Cozy's mom will make sure he fits his name this cold, snuggly season. – Submitted by Melinda

 

5) Halo

Black Labrador Halo loves ice fishing! He is pictured here on an ice fishing trip in New Hampshire. – Submitted by Brittney S

 

6) Indie

Indie the Australian Shepherd/Husky mix woke everyone up at 6:00am during the first snowfall of the season! Too excited for words! – Submitted by Savannah A

 

7) Kali

Kali the Australian Shepherd looks just beautiful speckled with snow! – Submitted by Rini S

 

8) Maya

Maya the Labrador Retriever looks delighted to be out this snowy, wintery day! – Submitted by Marie-Andree L

 

9) Arlo

Winter is not complete without a snowy trip to the mountains! Arlo the Golden Retriever/Great Pyrenees is loving it! – Submitted by Lisa W

 

10) Aspen Daniels

Little Aspen Daniels the chocolate lab pup sure looks startled by the first snowfall! – Submitted by Tiffany O

 

11) Rico

Rico the shepherd/lab treks through a deep snowfall. – Submitted by Nicole A

 

12) Shoka

Shoka the Bernese Mountain Dog explores a mythical Narnia-like forest. – Submitted by Keltie

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