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Frisbee Dog Gets Outside at Last

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Contributed by: Kay Romer on 12/25/2006

We overlook Big Dry Creek Park from our home, and each morning we watch a couple take a walk with their "Frisbee Dog." He marches out of their house with his Frisbee in his mouth and enjoys a gallop in the grass while chasing his flying saucer.

We wondered when he'd finally get outside after the blizzard, and there he was on Saturday morning! Dad was slogging along through the snow with him, and Frisbee Dog was loving life again!

All is well with the world once again, now that Frisbee Dog is out and about.

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Submitted By: Brendan Leonard

posted on 12/26/2006 @ 3:25:12 PM

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Dogs in the snow are one of the best things in life.

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Kay Romer

Highlands Ranch , CO

Kay Romer has posted 14 stories and 6 comments since joining on 10/15/2006. Kay Romer 's average story rating is 4.96.

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