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04-29-11 | 11:45 PM

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Wow the puppy really likes snow and big SUV's too.

04-29-11 | 11:54 PM

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Where abouts in Alberta are you from CDNROCKIES? Banff? Calgary? I'm from Edmonton, and it's been a crazy year for snowfall. Luckily, we missed the snow that hit Calgary and got some much needed rain instead.

04-30-11 | 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by CDNROCKIES

Sorry Mike, but there is nothing "luxury" about a Subaru. There are likely more per capita in this region than anywhere I can imagine. Heck, I bet there are a half dozen just in my neighbourhood. I know they are full capable, like all the Audi Quattro's here too, but they just don't measure up at the end of the day.

Yes, I know Subie is not a luxury or prestige brand per se. I was basically just replying to Kostamojen's post about how good they are in snow.

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The fact that my SUV's are diesels is part of it. I also like the safety factor. But the main reason for the SUV's aside from the weather is this...our 100 lb fur baby likes her space.

I hope she doesn't leave too much of her fur IN that space.

Thick-furred dogs can shed like crazy in the spring...it gets all over things.

04-30-11 | 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX

Lovely wolf!err dog! What on earth do you feed it? Wow.

First off, it's her not "it".

Second, she eats just about whatever she wants...lol. Since we don't have kids yet, my wife makes sure our dog is well fed too.

04-30-11 | 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mmarshall

I hope she doesn't leave too much of her fur IN that space.

Thick-furred dogs can shed like crazy in the spring...it gets all over things.

I wish Mike.

She sheds heavily twice year, once in the spring and once in the fall. They're just vehicles....nothing some time and a vacuum cleaner can't sort out.