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11 users commented in " The nights are still cold! "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAhhh Sheba, have they given in and let you come inside yet??? Don’t give up!
Nala
Sure hope Sheba is staying warm enough with her blanket, not in the house.
Poor Sheba. Stay warm! Wish I could send warm thoughts but we are absolutely buried in snow here and expecting more.
I would help if I khould!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
I vote for going in the house!
Nothing like a warm dog on a cold night.
Awww, poor cold Sheba. I vote for letting her sleep in the house when it’s too cold outside.
Hmm, I guess that “cold” is a relative term! It’s funny, we are “cold” here in southern New Mexico when it is in the 50s; yet we lived in New Hampshire where the highs were often only in the 20s (F)!
Stay cozy…
Up close and personal. Way to go, girl
It’s cuddle time, at night! There’s nothing Sheba likes better than me wrapping her into her comfy blanket and scratching her ear…
That’s the face of contentment. I see it on Tonka all the time. Sheba’s such a beauty!
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