Photo credit: Sherrie Stille

Today’s featured pup for Boulder’s Dog of the Day is all about joy, snow, and their favorite ball! This happy canine epitomizes Boulder’s dog-friendly culture, bounding through the snowy landscapes with boundless energy and excitement. With approximately one in three Boulder residents owning a dog, it’s no surprise the city is teeming with four-legged adventurers like this one.

Boulder, Colorado, is a paradise for dogs and their humans, offering a wealth of trails, dog parks, and open spaces where pets can roam and play. Whether it’s chasing a ball at Valmont Dog Park, exploring the serene trails of Wonderland Lake, or enjoying a winter hike at Chautauqua Park, Boulder provides endless opportunities for outdoor fun—even during the colder months.

Dogs in Boulder adapt well to the snow, thanks to their hardy spirit and the city’s active lifestyle. While some breeds thrive in winter weather with their thick coats, others might need extra care, like jackets or booties, to stay warm. Regardless of the breed, every dog seems to find joy in Boulder’s snowy environment—whether it’s chasing snowballs, digging in the fresh powder, or simply enjoying the brisk air with their humans.

Boulder’s dog-friendly culture extends beyond its outdoor spaces. Many local businesses, including coffee shops and breweries, welcome well-behaved dogs, making it easy for residents to include their pets in daily activities.

As today’s Dog of the Day shows, winter in Boulder isn’t just a season—it’s an opportunity for dogs to embrace the elements and remind us of the simple joys in life. With their favorite ball in tow and the snowy landscape as their playground, this featured pup embodies the best of Boulder’s vibrant dog-loving community.

Does your dog have a favorite snow activity? Share their story—they could be the next Boulder’s Dog of the Day!

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