It's been getting colder at night. Last night it was -1 Celsius (That sounds a lot colder than 30 Fahrenheit) but it was cold enough for the first frost of the season. We usually don't get frosts until June or July and then only have a few. We've never had snow.....yet.
We all had a taste of the icy grass. And checked the frozen pee-mail. That's Kendra. She stays on the lead.
But the cold grass didn't stop our morning zoomies! That's Bella waiting for me to chase her.
A little cold doesn't stop scotties!It warmed up to about 63 F during the day. Great lying in the sun weather.
Don't you love the way the frost crunches under your feetsies??
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Lilly, Piper, Carrleigh and Java
Woooos! I do not know what frost is, but is sounds nice if it is cool. It is so different fur us here on the other side of the world, it is getting hotter and I am swimming a lot.
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~husky kisses~
-Kira The BeaWootiful
We love cold crisp frosty mornings! The heat makes both of us wilt but especially me! Mitch tolerates it much better than I do!
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Maggie and Mitch
Nippy weather makes snuggling later more fun. Curling up on your fave blankie....ahhh. Luxury.
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Bonnie
Oh Yeah...love those cold mornings. It gives me scamper pants and scoot butt!
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happy first frost! :)
ReplyDeletei have to woof that it sounded so weirdo to me when you wrote about not getting frosts until june or july...i'm so used to it being spring/summer where i live, and i forget that it's gonna be winter soon where you live!!
*woof*
the booker man
Hi girls - we've had a lot of frosty mornings here. We find that when the sun comes up and the frost melts, because we're such 'low riders' we come home from the frosty walks dripping wet! How about you? Schnauzer snuggles - JD and Max.
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