Making the most of the snow before it disappears

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Making the most of the snow before it disappears

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I've discovered that there are three things that will make Bentley go bonkers and completely lose the plot. Snow, wind and other dogs.

Well, I've known them all for a while. The combination of snow and high winds have been making our recent walks interesting. He runs around like an idiot, throws himself into the nearest snow drift ( and we've got some big ones) and looks like he's trying to swim sideways in it, then he'll catch sight of a leaf or something blowing and charge off after it all wiggly, smiley, jumpy and utterly mad. Luckily for us we haven't seen many other dog walkers brave enough to endure the snow and gales we've had here. Adding another dog into the mix would have created total mayhem.

Now the weather has calmed down, and Bentley with it, peace and harmony have been restored. He's back to being his normal, lively but not completely out of control self.

Here are a couple of photos from last week when he was enjoying the weather, bouncing over the snowdrifts like Bambi, and I was enduring it. Bbbbrrrrrrrr.

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Bonkers and brilliant :thumbsup:
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Haha! Great photos :1951:
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Great action shots of Bentley. thanks.
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Great photos of Bentley, the snow wolf.How his looks have changed since that cute little bundle of fluff first appeared on here. :thumbleft
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Yes he's changed, more handsome with every photo. Bet you enjoyed it as much as Bentley Lesley. Brilliant pictures of a very happy lad.
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Haha Lynn, you found me out! :thumbsup: :1949: I love snow, I am after all the woman who went to the Arctic for her hols this January. I learnt a few years ago that there's no such thing as wrong weather - there's only wrong clothing. That doesn't apply to windy weather - that's just 'orrible!

Anyway, the snow can stay for as long as it likes - there's no mud when it's snow or frosty! :thumbsup:
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I thought young Bentley looked in training for a part in "Arctic Wolf" now I know why! :1960:
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At the side of the computor is our NWGRR calendar. A photo of baby Bentley with 4 blabk welly legs and snout. My how different he looks now.
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