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Canine Duo Has The Funniest Way Of Sledding With Fur Mom

Dogs love to play with their fur parents no matter what season of the year it is. But, sometimes, canines become so eager that they fail to understand what kind of game they’re about to play.

Thus, a fur mom of a St. Bernard and a Pit Bull shakes her head at their idea of snow sledding. But, Mom still has the dandiest time with her dogs as she somehow fulfills her wish of playing in the snow with them.

Okay, let’s go sledding!

In this fun footage, a woman holds a snow sled in her hand. Not far away from her, a black-furred Pit Bull tugs on the snow sled, silently hinting that they begin with their game soon.

When Mom still hesitates, the Pittie yanks on the snow sled harder to make her budge. Such a tactic works as Mom accedes to the dog’s whim and tries placing the sled on the snow-covered ground.

But, while Mom and the Pit Bull are busy with their chore, the woman’s St. Bernard walks in their direction. Yet, instead of helping Mom teach the Pittie, the St. Bernard pounces on the woman’s back and humps at her back.

Okay, so here’s how sledding goes.

Sensing what the mischievous St. Bernard’s doing, Mom quickly rises and leads her doggy pair to another area. Soon enough, the trio reaches a good spot to begin sledding.

Mom then positions the sled on the ground while preventing the Pit Bull to yank on it yet. On and on this hilarious scene continues, but the Pittie soon realizes what to do with the sled.

So, while Mom sits on the sled, the black-furred canine munches on a snow sled part that it can hold on to. But, the St. Bernard soon returns and yanks on the sled as well. This leads to a scuffle, but Mom manages to defuse the situation.

Do you think Mom persuades at least one of the dogs to go sledding with her? Don’t miss out on what happens next by clicking the link below.

Video Credit: ViralHog via YouTube

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