Snow Makes This Husky Go CRAZY

It's amazing. He's trying to catch the snow. He's also up on the board. There he is. Do you like to play in the snow, Keith? You do? Do you like your snow? You're catching it. It's the snow. Yeah? You've got a snow beard. Keith, you've got a snow beard. Do you want a biscuit? Are you hungry? Are you good enough? Do you need another one? Do you need another biscuit, Keith? You have to tell me. What do you have to say about the snow, Keith? Is it good? It is, yeah. Do you like it? Are you eating the snow? You will? Oh, what? Do you want a biscuit? How much do you want a biscuit? Okay. We've got snow. Not much. But there's a bit. It's snowing, Keith. Can you get some snow? Yeah. Tiny, tiny bit of snow. I can feel the wind through my hat. Keith, with me. You're not impressed. It's not a lot of snow, is it? I haven't got a lot of snow. But you have got a very dark cloud behind you. Come, kisses. Here you go. Thank you. Are you eating my hair? I could see a field in the distance that was all white. But this is all we've got. A bit rubbish. But it is snow. It's definitely the remnants of snow. But I think it had rain afterwards, which has just melted it. It's so fine, you can barely see it. Look at you, snarky. You're covered in snow. It's so fine. It's the heaviest it's been so far. You can't really see it falling there. Quite a bit of snow down here. How much up there? It's all frosty. Come on, this way. Good boy.