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Dog caught on camera sledding all by herself in snow, video goes viral

| | Jan 06, 2018, at 10:15 pm

New York, Jan 6 (IBNS): In an interesting video, which has become viral, a cute dog could be seen enjoying the chill of winter as it was caught on camera sledding all by herself in the snow.

The video was shared on Instagram on Dec 29.

Since them the video has fetched 205,071 views so far.

The video has been uploaded on social media by Instagram user my_aussie_gal.

Sharing the video, the Instagram user captioned it as: "Sledding!❄❤ We finally got enough snow to really sled yesterday and Secret couldn't be more thrilled! It's definitely one of her favorite activities, she probably went down this hill 50 times today!😂💞."


Image: my_aussie_gal Instagram page

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