Wash day

An unhappy little dog getting is "spring" bath a little late. Took him to the doth wash place for the first time. He was quite excited and enjoying the visit until I turned on the water. Took him all night to completely dry out. Now he's shedding heavily. a wash always seems to help that along.

Because Dogs Love Snow!

The Snomageddon you've heard about on the news wasn't so bad.  We just hunkered down and stayed home.  Best way to deal with it.

My Velcro Dog

Andy......

My constant companion through thick and thin.................

Snow Angels?

Any snow bound soul must remember making Snow Angels as a child.  But I never had a dog before that liked to make them too.

My Best Buddy!  Andy

Kelly Meet Up

More from the 'Dogs Love Snow' series........

 

 (A Meet Up is when you hang out with your friends....in case you didn't know)

Dogs Love Snow

After a few experiences, our California dog adjusted to the Colorado Snow.  Now she loves it!

Walking the Dogs

Because the Dogs always get their way!

The Dogs take a hike!

Last summer at Brainard Lake, Long Lake Trail........

As you can see, the dogs carry their own gear!

A Very Attentive Dog

My baby dog Andy, Now two years old and very photogenic as well as attentive.  Andy is a shepherd-norwegian elk hound mix

Camping with Kelly at the Colorado State Forest

Before we became a two-dog family

The Dogs at Lake Agnes

Kelly (black) and Andy watching the fishermen at Lake Agnes

Father's Day Activities

Not much fun for the 'dad' at our house.  We spent the day working on our deck.  The temporary fence keeps the dogs out until it's dry.

Andy's Graduation

Our furry little boy graduated from Pet Smart's training last night. So we got the whole family together for a photo.

Longs Peak from the Dog Park

To end our dog friendly tour, this is the view of Longs Peak from the Park.

About 35 miles away as the crow flies.

Again, more of those 'houses' sprouting in farm fields!

A Perspective from the Great Bark

You can see in this view looking East, that Lafayette is really where the Plains begin.

Notice that the Park Fence has protected the snow/ice from melting.

Fresh Snow

Sometimes a place for the humans to sit at the Dog Park in better weather.  But dogs being dogs, they often mark this territory.  So sit at your own risk!

Lafayette has a Place for All Dogs

One feature not always found at dog parks:  A special place for small or fearful doggies.

From the Great Bark Dog Park

Lafayette actually has one of the larger and better kept dog parks in the area.


Here Donald walks around the grounds with our babies

Meet the Family

Our dogs love snow!  Meet Kelly (left) and Andy (right).

Kelly is a mature lady of 8 years; Andy is not quite 2 years old.

This photo is from our first snowfall in October, which so far has still been the largest.