Luckily he's not the brains of my family

Stat Brother

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This was last night in the worst of the storm.
I thought I'd let him off his lead as even though he loves water, not even he is that stooopid.



Turns out he is.

His fur was frozen into icicles by the time we got home.

 

Bridcutt

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cool

 

skipper734

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Labrador! Pretty cold there Stat. Best clue I could find.

 

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skipper734 said:

Labrador! Pretty cold there Stat.

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He went in about 3 times, had a snow roll then back in, chasing ducking and 'running away' from swans.

My black Labrador is the brains of the operation, the Retriever is just a dumb blond.

 

Thunder Bolt

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Labrador dogs used to swim in the Labrador straights, off the coast of Canada to retrieve the fishing nets so are used to icy cold water. He's just reverting to type.

 

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Thunder Bolt said:

Labrador dogs used to swim in the Labrador straights, off the coast of Canada to retrieve the fishing nets so are used to icy cold water. He's just reverting to type.

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no he not, he's a very naughty boy

 

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Don't you just love him.