With a so-called bomb cyclone bearing down on the eastern part of the U.S. on Thursday, many people woke up to the realization that there is a lot of snow where there wasn’t any the night before. But dogs, well, they just really like snow, and they don’t have to shovel it, so sucks to be you, human.
Check out photos and videos of some crazy dogs enjoying the winter weather below.
Record breaking snow in Charleston! #dogs #cute #aww #puppies #doglovers #puppy #dog pic.twitter.com/WPDEw1qQa0
— PeanutPaws (@PeanutPaws1) January 4, 2018
Everyone else on the east coast: #snow emergency! My dog: what #bombcyclone? pic.twitter.com/R2DHVSQ1UM
— Maya Northen Augelli (@mayanorthen) January 4, 2018
Snow Dog Stella of Charleston, SC! pic.twitter.com/rBImcdAan3
— AllPetsAnimalClinic (@AllPets_Clinic) January 4, 2018
#Dog #snow #Washington pic.twitter.com/0LotgtxWkL
— Diaa Bekheet (@voaJazz) January 4, 2018
I'm lovin' these #BlizzardBrody #snow #dog photos!! Keep sending 'em in! 😍🐶❄️ pic.twitter.com/T9c4InDIab
— NICOLE NALEPA (@NicoleNalepaTV) January 4, 2018
So it begins.#bombcyclone pic.twitter.com/NdttIweAvv
— Mike Roberts (@mp_roberts) January 4, 2018
Snow face. #doggy #dog #play #amazing #winter #snow #funny #cute pic.twitter.com/6sJweKx5bx
— UVBME (@UVBME) January 4, 2018
@Newsday Michael Keneski shoreham ny. Buddy the dog playing in snow. pic.twitter.com/UEvCFSL6fK
— Fantasy Sports Boss (@ROTOBOSS) January 4, 2018
My dog thinks she can walk in the snow like a human. #13StormMode #snowedin #labsandsnow pic.twitter.com/9vGTCDn1td
— 🌺Melissa🌺 (@missweets20) January 4, 2018
My dog Nessa enjoying the snow as always #snowday pic.twitter.com/Q1ep21tUpe
— Mike Jefferson (@mjeff620) January 4, 2018
When your dog wants to go out every five minutes to play in the snow. #snowday #dogsandsnow #13StormMode #13NewsNow pic.twitter.com/DpKN9Gjq7A
— JMSTAFFORD (@jmstafford7102) January 4, 2018
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