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Bringing a puppy home in the middle of winter comes is exciting, and you may be thinking of giving them a matching winter name.

To give you ideas, we have compiled this guide featuring 119 winter puppy names that you can choose from.

You’ll meet Lumi, the Finnish word for snow, and Kelvin, a name that ties back to the coldest temperature science allows.


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A cat who joins your home in the cold months deserves a cute winter name to remind you of the time they came.

Contrary to what many people believe, you can give a cat of any color a winter name. Your cat doesn’t need to be fluffy and white to deserve a snowy one.

Naming them after winter makes sense, but we didn’t want to hand you words that only sound col...


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To make healthy air fryer dog treats, all you need is a handful of plain ingredients, a small batch and a cooking time that’s often under 15 minutes.

It may come as a surprise to you, but the same air fryer basket can make pumpkin biscuits, apple rings, carrot fries, chewy jerky and slow-dried sweet potato chips.

So, there’s a texture for almost every dog!...


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Experiencing snow with your puppy for the first time is exciting, however there are precautions you need to take to make the experience safe and fun.

Before taking your puppy out for winter play, you should remember that a young puppy feels the cold much faster than an adult dog.

It’s also normal for a bad first experience to make them nervous about winter...


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Walking with your dog during winter can look cute until you realize the related dangers if you don’t protect their paws.

In the winter months road salt will cause your dog’s sore paws to burn. Chemical deicing will also burn and dry out their paw pads.

Snow will stick to your dog’s paw pads and freeze creating little ice balls between there toe beans.

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