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Why this picture is just dumb. I've been having a good laugh on this for a couple days now.


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Huskies feel the weather has finally come right when it starts to snow. And there is nothing they like more than a good night's sleep in the snow?
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Huskies feel the weather has finally come right when it starts to snow. And there is nothing they like more than a good night's sleep in the snow?
ding. He can withstand temps down to -60.

They should have used a chihuahua for that.


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Looks like the pup has on a doggie coat...we put them on ours, except for the Lab.
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Looks happy/content to me?
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Looks happy as can be. Our lab enjoys the snow, rain, mud, etc. She's an outside dog but enjoys a heated doghouse on a covered deck, heated water bowl, good food, etc. Not a rough life.
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If that dog was cold, it's legs wouldn't be all spread out, it would be curled into a little ball with it's nose tucked up under it's tail.

That dog is feeling relief at the cold temps.
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I had an Alaskan Malamute (like a big Husky).

I would see him in the yard on 0 degree F mornings, lying on his back, legs splayed, belly to the sky... happy as could be.
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I let my 2 knuckleheads out this morning when it was -9F.
I couldn't get them to come back in for a couple hours so I'm
thinking it doesn't bother them much
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I had a Lab/Husky mix. When we went winter backpacking in the ADKs he had to sleep in the vestibule because he would melt a hole in the snow.
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Hot= Dog will die within 15 minutes.
Cold= Dog will die within 15 hours or days.
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I had a Lab/Husky mix. When we went winter backpacking in the ADKs he had to sleep in the vestibule because he would melt a hole in the snow.
We adopted a Lab/Husky cross last year, great dog. She absolutely loves the snow but she seems to shy away from the cold. It was -27c this morning and it took a little coaxing to get her to go outside.



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For years we raised outdoor wolf/hybrids (legally) that were artic timber/tundra wolf mixed with malamute, 135# and seven feet long from nose to tip of tail. These guys lived for the snow /ice of January and February, they were much more active, and in better moods during zero degree days. They suffered through the hot summer months staying in the shade and barely moving.

We have friends that have a chihuahua, and that damned thing shivers on a 70 degree day in the sun.
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Amazing when you think these dogs can run bare pawed in the snow for days with zero issues.

EDIT: http://phys.org/news/2012-01-dogs-ice-paws.html

"The paws have pads containing a high fat content, which freezes less easily than other tissues, but they also have a high surface area-to-volume ratio, which means they should lose heat easily..."

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