“Chuck of Adam’s Morgan looking regal this morning”
Thanks to all who sent in (and stay tuned for Volume four.) So many more snow pups (and a couple of cat)
“Teddy in SW DC loving the snow!!!”
“This is Joey Tribbiani the golden retriever of Cleveland Park.”
“This is Julep in North Michigan Park enjoying some snow zoomies!”
“Hank contemplating how he ended up here from South Carolina”
“Meet Rocco from Brookland. He enjoyed his first snow, especially when he figured out he could
eat it.”
“Tartufi exploring and enjoying the snow in Pleasant Plains (@tufiandyuzu).”
“Winston in Adams Morgan”
“This is Lane sporting a classic snow beard in Dupont.”
“6 month old Ovie the maltipoo loving the snow day!”
“Pauli (@pauliindc) of Brightwood Park is thrilled to finally have an excuse to wear her favorite boots.”
“Our Rosie not happy in the snow in petworth!”
“I hope you’re well and staying warm! I have a snow pup for you! This is Mooch, a three legged pup living in Navy Yard!”
“Bunter Beagle is bouncing for snowflakes in Shepherd Park.”
“Makulu in Friendship Heights loves the snow. Don’t let her Zulu name fool you she likes cold weather.”
“Leonardo says hi from Anacostia!!”
“This is Luka in Cleveland Park spotting a snowball coming at him.”
“Honey is practicing her camouflage technique! SW Waterfront”
“Tracker from Bloomingdale asking to go back inside”
“Tracker from Bloomingdale asking to go back inside”
“Cali in Vienna, VA”
“Poppy in NoMa! The snow is slowly growing on her.”
“Cody from Cleveland Park”
“This low rider loves the snow! Gus has been playing in the yard all morning in North Michigan Park.”
“Clara in Manor Park”
“Jaz from Petworth!”
“Cal on H St. NE!”
“Poncho isn’t a big fan of the snow but I needed to show off his boots”
“Rose in Eastern Market!”
“Mowgli and her snow beard in Park view!”
“Rosie in Shaw loves it! She’s two and this is her first real snow!”
“This is Riley! We live in Capitol Hill. This is his first snow day – he was hesitant at first but now loves running around and especially eating the snow!”
“Mula stuffing her cheeks with snow in NoMa.”
“My foster dog Shana”
“Dot in her snow boots!”
“Maggie in Brightwood Park LOVES the snow!”
“Champ in Columbia Heights. He’s a desert dog and isn’t quite sure what to make of the snow yet.”
“Toby barely tolerating his jacket, but loving the snow.”
“Shiloh enjoying the snow at his rooftop dog park in Navy Yard.”
“Penny at constitution gardens!”
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