Sometimes in the winter, when temperatures drop below freezing, slobber freezes before it has time to hit the ground.
It will just freeze in mid-drip.
And sometimes when you go to fling that frozen slobber, it lands somewhere you didn’t intend for it to land.
In these cases one must be careful that one does not poke their eye out because that would just be bad and embarrassing.
Nichole
Thursday 10th of January 2013
bawawawawawa!!!!!!!!!
Elizabeth
Wednesday 9th of January 2013
Crusty slobber - love it!
melF
Wednesday 9th of January 2013
LOL! I remember those days. My friend Beth had a Great Dane named Gabe and the slobber was equally as deadly. It always made for an interesting walk to see where it would end up.
Hoping all is well with Sherman Jen. Been thinking about him ever since you posted your concerns about him. He is in my prayers.
Bebe
Wednesday 9th of January 2013
don't put your eye out with those things!
HoundDogMom
Wednesday 9th of January 2013
Frozen slobber got to love it. I so miss the frozen slobber that our bloodhound Tabby use to have. I always loved taking pictures of it. Sniffs, The HoundDogs