Ready (although not really):
Harness:
Neck warmer:
Winter coat:
Once we made it outside, the "walk" was 10 min of stop and go hesitation and uncertainty, after which he finally made up his mind... and headed very purposefully back home! Preparations for the walk took longer than the walk!
And after getting home, needless to say, he was full of destructive energy!
He loves his wardrobe... it's below freezing temperatures that he doesn't want to subject his royal self to. Which, I must admit, I fully understand.
Getting dressed for a (very short) winter walk
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Re: Getting dressed for a (very short) winter walk
I knew I would love this as soon as I saw the title! I think I have that same neck warmer
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My blog about Ted http://tinkerwolf.com/
Ted's Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/Tinkerwolf
Ted's You Tube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTedVids
Re: Getting dressed for a (very short) winter walk
The neck warmer is mine, the one I used when skiing in Colorado and Vermont.. I haven't skied in a couple of years, but the neck warmer is still in use every winter!
Re: Getting dressed for a (very short) winter walk
I love his coat! He is such a classy gentleman!
Re: Getting dressed for a (very short) winter walk
Oh, I loved that! His expression in every picture says it all!
My avatar is Piper, my sweet Pembroke Corgi. b. 5/11/11