I hates da baff. So I make Dad feel bad for at least 30 minutes after.

Sending love and good doggy vibes to your hooman. Hang in there Rocky.

Thanks Lilo. It's like the window down all the time. I begged Dad to go again by whining by the bike but it didn't work lol.

I live in a rural area. We have to drive to everything. We only need to get to a vehicle and to the road. I would love to try living where I could walk to everything. I'm 14 miles to groceries and 25 from fast food lol. But here is my view.

Glad you have that in your area. In my area there are people who can't afford a shovel, much less salt, and survive on less than $1000 a month. I don't expect them to spend their food money on snow removal. I'm glad you are in an area that is more accessible and full of well off people. God Bless

2of2 Ironically though, clearing the snow could be considered altering the natural accumulation, which could open you to a suit if done improperly.

1of2 THIS IS STUPID BUT WHY SOME DON'T CLEAN SIDEWALKS. The Ohio Supreme Court held everyone is assumed to appreciate the risks associated with the natural accumulations of ice and snow. So, therefore, everyone is responsible to protect himself or herself.

I like the back of my couch too.

Hey sissy. I wuv u.

Just remember that all creatures react to situations differently so there probably isn't one right answer. Just be slow to interact with baby and let your instincts take over. All these suggestions are great so learn from them.