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**anolbom** · 12-14-2010, 02:41 PM

Thanks! I like the pic too.

BTW FWIW, that is what I used to do when I would go out walking. I am from Ohio where temps can be well below 33 with wind chill (I remember several times the high would be zero, not counting the wind chill! Brrrr!). When I would go out to walk I usually wore a light long john shirt, tee shirt over that & a medium weight jacket over that with light long john pants & jeans & tennis shoes, even in snow. I would shiver uncontrollably at first, but once I got a few blocks under my belt, my furnace would kick on & I would have to remove my jacket. If I didn't, I would actually start heavily sweating! I assume the same would follow for dog. (excercise = warmth)

12-14-2010, 02:41 PM	#5
anolbom Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	Thanks! I like the pic too. BTW FWIW, that is what I used to do when I would go out walking. I am from Ohio where temps can be well below 33 with wind chill (I remember several times the high would be zero, not counting the wind chill! Brrrr!). When I would go out to walk I usually wore a light long john shirt, tee shirt over that & a medium weight jacket over that with light long john pants & jeans & tennis shoes, even in snow. I would shiver uncontrollably at first, but once I got a few blocks under my belt, my furnace would kick on & I would have to remove my jacket. If I didn't, I would actually start heavily sweating! I assume the same would follow for dog. (excercise = warmth)
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