Following the coldest winter, snow continued throughout the country, while dogs in the north enjoyed the snow. It's also the fun of a lot of poking officers to tan their dogs in the snow, and dogs do love snow.
Many dogs are used to snow-eating in snow graphs of micro-trust friends. Some dogs eat snow from the ground while walking cats and dogs, and some dogs love snowflakes flying above, and they come across leaves and tables and chairs to lick. Many of them said that they actually prepared enough dog food for the dogs in advance, and had enough to eat before they walked.
In fact, dogs love snow for a lot of reasons. In the first place, the dog's ancestors were wolves who had been hiding in the forest under the snow for a long time, so the dog was very excited and excited to see the snow.
And then, of course, moving things can draw the dog's attention all of a sudden, as if the dog likes to follow the dead leaves, and the snowflake that floats quickly attracts the dog's attention, and the dog's chasing the snowflake is playing with the snowflake.
In addition, the dog's desire to know forces them to eat snow, and when dealing with rusty things, dogs don't take the initiative to smell and eat, especially when they don't see snow for the first time and elsewhere.
In addition, when dogs play outdoor games, because exercise releases heat, and the area where their heat is spread is their mouth, they lick the snow if they want to cool the heat, and eat cold water to cool it.
Although dogs do have fun in the snow, there's still a lot of shit shovelers worried that dogs can cause problems like diarrhoea and diarrhea after eating snow. In fact, snow is water, which is actually pure water, and dogs drink water of course into their belly when they eat it, making it difficult to intoxicate, etc., but because of the low temperature of snow water, it causes mild gastrointestinal cooling, leading to temporary diarrhoea.