Ice Fishing, Pt. 3
2008 January 16
When ice fishing, it is important to dress warmly.
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WHERE are this poor little dogs BOOTS? His little feet must be freezing!
No, seriously, why bring the dog? He doesn’t really look like he’s having fun…
Good question. I believe I saw some little boots, but I think the dog turned out not to tolerate them. As for having fun and freezing his feet, he spent most of his time in his owner’s arms, so it wasn’t as bad as it looks. There were some things he couldn’t do there, though, so he did occasionally have to be allowed to walk around in the snow.