Pet Pride: one shoe off and three shoes on

© Photo by Richard Schear

Hi, it's me—Lindy!
I'm slim, and I'm trim, and I'm lovely, so if I want to let my dad carry one of my snow boots for me, it's okay. I've been around cyberspace long enough to know I have a few fans, perhaps more than a few, so I'm not proud. I know we'll go home, where my mom will have a hissy-fit about my poor, sad, cold foot, and she'll make sure my dad gets all the snow out from between the pads, and gets my hair good and dry.

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hosted by Lindy's buddy Bozo and his family

in Mumbai, India, at their Pets Forever blog

Lindy says, "Hi, Bozo. I really don't need boots. I can chew the ice-balls out from between the pads of my feet, but it makes my mom and dad happy when I let them put the boots on me. And they are reflective, which is a nice safety feature when Dad and I are walking at night. Do you go walking at night? I know you don't need snow boots, but maybe reflectors?"

Pet Pride: Lindy with her Kong

When Lindy's mom and dad go out for a couple of hours and leave her in the nice big fenced back yard, they give her a treat to keep her occupied for as long as possible. She stays busy for quite a while when her red Kong toy is filled with peanut butter. Here, her daddy gave her the Kong, then peeked at her from behind her favorite tree to get some photos of the peanut butter process!

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Pet Pride

hosted by Lindy's friend Bozo and his family

in Mumbai, India, at their Pets Forever blog.

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"Hi Bozo," says Lindy. "I don't like to have my family leave me behind,

"but I do love eating the peanut butter out of my red toy.

"It's good exercise, too, especially for my jaws and my paws!

"And it's so nice in my yard now that the snow has melted.

I hope it doesn't come back."