Well Tara always said cattle dogs have boundless energy. I love Lacy but, Fixin's was my total favorite. I think I took her loss as badly as Tara.
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Chihuahuas aren’t built for New England!
He doesn’t like to get his feet wet. We shovel out an area for him to “go outside” and he just goes there. If it’s wet, he tries to pick up all his feet to keep them dry. It doesn’t work that well!
His name is Sprocket.
even if he wasn’t even outside that long. Too long by his standards lol but yet other times he would lay in snow banks for hours and you couldn’t get him in for anything. But he just didn’t like his precious little toesies getting cold apparently
goofball!! He also HATED rain and would melt in it!! Sometimes he would even refuse to go outside. He would look out the door, see the rain, stare out, walk away. NOPE. No way. This is from a 130-140 pound black Lab/Great Pyrenees mix... huge baby.
super deep, scary bark, and protective or acted that way when necessary but in actuality, a huge baby and a major sweetheart cuddle bug.

Well Tara always said cattle dogs have boundless energy. I love Lacy but, Fixin's was my total favorite. I think I took her loss as badly as Tara.

I'm guessing Dachshunds are not meant for New England winters either.
I think doxies would require tummy warmers
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Sprocket wearing his
Christmas sweater, knitted by my friend Susan.
Sprocket used to love his coats, because it meant we were going outside. And I think he liked the attention and handling.
That was before I moved to Vermont. But he likes to wear a coat if I take him somewhere in the car. Even to the post office. He is a shut-in all winter!
They love him at the Post Office. I used to take him to choir practice at church; he would be passed from lap to lap. Thanks

