My Bella's First Snow

Lara

Lara

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Bella's First Snow
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in my yard playing with my daughter, Julie, who took these photos.
The first photo is in mid-air as she's running. NC doesn't get much snow.
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Ooooh, what a little precious sweetie there! :love_heart: Also, wonderful photography! Thanks to you, Julie and Bella for posting these.
 

Thank you everyone....my daughter has been here a month and has helped me in so many ways. She raked tons of leaves from the front and back before the snow came too. It's been such a pleasure to have her and she loves Bella as much as I do...if that's even possible :love_heart:.

Bella's got her winter coat but we're off to the groomer tomorrow for a "puppy cut". My other daughter recently got a teacup maltese and she just texted me a pic of her. She looks like a chihuahua now lol. But she'll fluff out in a few days. She had mats so they had to clip her really close.
 
oooooohhhhhh...... Bella, you naughty little girl, you're out to steal my heart... what a beautiful girl you are... awwwww... @lara she is just soooo cute...
 
Thank you Ken, AZ, Holly, Ruth, and jujube :). She was a rescue puppy (3 mos. old when I got her) from a young girl (20 something) with late stages of MS. Bella was on Craig's List of all places...many scams on there. There were so many interested inquiries that answered her ad but she picked me because I said I was retired and would be home with her. We did a road trip together to FL once.

But Bella's a gift from above...so soft, tender, huggable, and a friend to anyone who gives her a chance.

I just got a DNA packet in the mail for her. I was told she was a pomeranian-poodle mix but so many think she's got maltese in her. I want to know for sure because I might get another one just like her (in another color) so she'll have a friend to play with her. Or maybe I'll try for another rescue.
 
Here's a pic my daughter took after Bella romped around for only about 10 minutes in 7" deep snow.
Her legs became so heavy with snowballs that she couldn't move...or didn't want to. She's never allowed
on my kitchen table but we were trying to get a good shot of the snowballs. I cleaned it up :rolleyes:

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So cute Lara, familiar site! We half fill our double kitchen sinks and set my dog down two legs in each to melt those snow/ice balls off quick. The towel or blow dryer never do the job, especially after a long walk. Big hugs for little Bella. :love_heart:
 
Yes Ruthanne...you! You're welcome.

Thank you Cindy, RRose, ProsperosDaughter and C'est moi. I agree that her legs are long. That's probably the poodle in her. I just got her DNA results back and she is exactly what the seller told me she was...50% pomeranian and 50% miniature poodle and toy poodle. Lots of people were saying they thought she was part maltese and I sort of thought so too...but no. I don't think she looks like a Pom but my daughter says the smile eyes are Pom.

That's what I did too, SeaBreeze. I have an extra deep kitchen sink I set her in and used the stay nozzle on warm to melt all the snowballs...then toweled her dry. It's interesting to know that it happens to yours too. I was wondering if this was unique or common.
 
Lara said:
Yes Ruthanne...you! You're welcome.

Thank you Cindy, RRose, ProsperosDaughter and C'est moi. I agree that her legs are long. That's probably the poodle in her. I just got her DNA results back and she is exactly what the seller told me she was...50% pomeranian and 50% miniature poodle and toy poodle. Lots of people were saying they thought she was part maltese and I sort of thought so too...but no. I don't think she looks like a Pom but my daughter says the smile eyes are Pom.

That's what I did too, SeaBreeze. I have an extra deep kitchen sink I set her in and used the stay nozzle on warm to melt all the snowballs...then toweled her dry. It's interesting to know that it happens to yours too. I was wondering if this was unique or common.
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