Southern Snow

Do you even own a shovel? I was thinking for a smaller dog (like Piper’s size) I’d probably shovel a path but then I thought I bet you don’t own a snow shovel! Of course you could just create a path yourself by walking through it first lol. Of course my dogs would likely just make their own…they do often hop when the snow is too deep for them!


I used to live in Texas near Dallas and it was the bridges -- people would speed like mad on road into and out of Dallas and never realized that the bridges and overpasses were black ice- the cars piled up in the medians throughout the day-- some people never caught on...our pups don't like ice either but snow is a new game in town.
 
I used to live in Texas near Dallas and it was the bridges -- people would speed like mad on road into and out of Dallas and never realized that the bridges and overpasses were black ice- the cars piled up in the medians throughout the day-- some people never caught on...our pups don't like ice either but snow is a new game in town.
Our bridges were essentially closed for that reason- we have a lot of road areas that are elevated.......
 
I used to live in Texas near Dallas and it was the bridges -- people would speed like mad on road into and out of Dallas and never realized that the bridges and overpasses were black ice- the cars piled up in the medians throughout the day-- some people never caught on...our pups don't like ice either but snow is a new game in town.
Same here….most bridges here have signs saying bridges can be icier than roadways. I tend to slow down as I approach a bridge…years ago I was going over a bridge and on the downward portion I just tapped the brakes to slow down and I did a 180. Amazing that I didn’t hit anything but ended up pointed in the opposite direction although still in my lane :ROFLMAO:. I have a fear of bridges now lol!
 
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