After a month of 21 posts (I usually do 4-6), it is time for a little fun. I was getting ready for the Valentine's Day post with recipe recommendations and started to look for a dog picture from the last few weeks. The best was this series of puppy play. I could not pick just one. So you get a series of nine all in order just for fun.
Please enjoy Lilly and Molly romping in the snow.
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Watch for the Valentine Day post coming tomorrow.
Last updated
February 10, 2018
Cheryl says
How can you not smile, looking at those adorable pups? I'm from MI, and though I llve down south now, I remember being a little less excited about snow at this point in the season.
Gayle Ryan says
Great recipes. BTW I have a 12 yr old rescue dog that looks so much like one of your dogs that I did a double take.
DrDan says
Hi Gayle,
The girls are English Golden Retrievers. They are litter mates and just over 4 years old.
Thanks for the note and welcome to the blog.
Dan
susan capoccia says
I am in MI so I know all about the snow. Getting tired of driving in it but your pics made me smile! So nice to see something simple and fun.
DrDan says
Hi Susan,
I enjoy a simple smile sometimes. This is a food blog so it shouldn't always be serious.
Thanks for the note.
Dan
Kay Lynn says
Love it - that's what life is all about really - the simple moments with someone or something you love. I like that you just took time out from normal posts and showed a snapshot of pure joy.
Loli says
They look like they were having so much fun. Adorable! As for me, I am nice and warm in southern California.
Lori says
Soooo Cute! Thanks for sharing.
Denise says
Oh, I just loved looking at those two girls and zooming in on their faces! They looked totally cozy in their long fur coats! Because I live in FL, I'm curious...what keeps their pads from getting frost bite?
DrDan says
Hi Denise,
They do love a good chase then they come in and don't move for an hour. For the paws, we are mostly in the mid-twenties around here (close to Lake Michigan so it warmer in the winter). We keep the fur between the pads trimmed and give them a good wipe down after along with checking paws for snowballs. Paw pads are very thick and tough so I'm sure they are good for an hour or two. They only last about 10 minutes anyways.
Thanks for the note.
Dan