Nancy Freedman-Smith, dog trainer and owner of Gooddogz Training, provides a place for dog owners to find positive training tips, canine-activities and places to visit along with the latest information on keeping your dog healthy and active. Nancy lives with her three young kids, Charlee and Finney the dogs, Yellow the parakeet and Tater-Tot the Hamster. Staying current, keeping fresh, and always learning new things is a must for Nancy and her profession because one thing that animals surely teach you is "the more you know, the more you know you don't know."
Frozen dog breath!
Ok, news flash. It is cold.
How cold is it?
It is so cold that the dog's breath is freezing to my windshield and I had to scrap it off FROM THE INSIDE!
This after I warmed up the car for quite a few minutes.
Frozen dog breath on the inside of the car windows needs it own word to describe such an abomination.
Anyone got a good sniglet for this?
The person who can come up with my favorite sniglet to describe frozen dog breath will have their dog featured here on A Dog's Life!
Please don't let that scare off your creativity. You may choose to remain anonymous.
Update!
Ok- I'll start.
What about pice? (pup ice)
used in a sentence...
"Honey-fetch the ice scraper there is pice on the windows again".
or
"Don't take the dogs in the car today, we might get pice".
Comments
Good ones Connie!
or etch- a- fetch!
-Nancy
January 3, 2008 05:31 PM
Hi Nancy - how about; "has anyone seen the scraper? the windshield is DOG-FOGGED again."
Posted by sue laplantJanuary 4, 2008 07:51 AM
Something like ... "Don't look now but there's Frosteesnot (Frosty snot) on the windows again!"
Posted by TerriJanuary 4, 2008 12:02 PM
Here are more some good ones from my pal Donna.
You are are doing great. Keep them coming!-Nancy
Chilly Beeps" (referring to frozen noseprints)
"Boo Goo" (I call Sable my "Baby Boo" hence the boo goo reference)
"Pupslickles" (referring to the drool marks on the window interiors)
Posted byJanuary 4, 2008 02:45 PM
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