Snow days in the Pacific Northwest are fun in theory, until you realize your dog is about to bring the entire outdoors back inside with her. Aria, a Golden Retriever adventurer from @ayce.and.aria, had a big snow day, and by the time it was over, she’d accidentally created a look no one could ignore. Forget a cozy winter coat; Aria returned absolutely loaded with frozen snowballs stuck everywhere. Her owners usually focus on dog training, but this time they were dealing with a living snowball. And if you happened to ask Aria, she’d probably tell you she has zero regrets.
Dog gets snow all over her while playing in video
The clip opens with Aria posing for the camera, snow packed into her chest fur and tucked under her legs like accessories. As the narration kicks in with a dry “Yep, that’s me,” the camera catches her from the side, revealing just how extensive the situation is.
Snowballs cling to her belly, her armpits, behind her front legs, even along her back legs. Walking has become… complicated. She waddles a bit, tries to move forward, then gives a full-body shake that barely makes a dent. Then comes the explanation. “You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation,” the narration continues, cutting to a montage of Aria absolutely losing her mind in the snow.
She’s bounding through deep patches, launching herself into drifts, and generally behaving like winter personally invited her to the party. She’s having the time of her life, and she couldn’t care less about what happens next.
Over 7,000 people liked the post, with one viewer calling her a “furry snowball carrier.” Another fan suggested using coconut oil next time to prevent the clumps. Amanda and David already have a holiday plan to fix this. “Aria is getting a snowsuit for Christmas this year,” her owner shared. As funny as this look is, a snowsuit might save everyone a little effort next time.
