Another cold one but we are tough and we are strong. Actually the dogs lasted longer than me. I was hoping one of them would give me an excuse to leave the park early.
The morning group was small as Jin was getting his hair done. So it was just Sidney, Everest, Whistler, Rover and Frank to watch. They are all good dogs and don't get into any trouble (well mostly anyway.) There were hardly any people or dogs at the park so having a good time and not finding trouble was easy. Rover and Sidney love to run and chase other dogs, Everest likes to chase the balls and Whistler and Frank just like to take it easy.
The afternoon group was a bit more rowdy and thoroughly enjoyed finally getting to the park. Slevin came out with us and had a spectacular time. He was built for this weather with a triple thick coat and feet like snow shoes. He was rolling and wrestling and when he popped back up his eyes were the only thing that weren't covered in snow. He looked like someone had blown flour in his face. Eli was a little shy at first but got into the games after a couple of minutes. Even little Wilbur was enjoying himself. At one point someone called him a pug-sicle and when I looked at his little black face he had a Santa-style beard from the snow. Sid came for the afternoon walk as well which was good because he kept Shea busy when she wasn't playing with Wilbur. The size difference is substantial but they seem to really like each other. Ryder wasn't too happy with the size difference being hieght challenged himself and gave Shea a firm talking to.
All the dogs in this group were eager to get back in the truck after an hour which suited me just fine.
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