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Even though the snow is so very deep for her cute little legs, Ruby Rose is absolutely loving her first snowfall experience. Watching this three-months-old miniature dachshund's experience snow it is safe to say she loves it! Cuteness overload! Winter is the most magical time of the year and everybody gets excited for the first snow and the amazing white surrounding it brings. This <a href="https://rumble.com/v4hbsd-boxer-dogs-go-crazy-playing-in-the-snow.html" target="_blank">playful pooch experiences a new sense of fun and gets ecstatic about the first snowfall of the season</a>. Winter is finally here! After every big snow storm you can expect to see at least one viral video of an adorable animal romping around in the fresh snow. The novelty of snow can make an animal feel curious about its environment, and stimulate him or her to see it in a new way. Plus, snow just feels good. Snow is cold, it’s invigorating, it’s energizing, it feels good on the skin or the fur. Snow gives opportunity for new games. It may be cold outside, but not too cold for this crazy pooch who absolutely loves playing in the snow. Running, jumping, playing, Ruby Rose just can't get enough of the snow, it's so fun! We love watching animals play in the snow partly because that joyous romping looks so human. So what is it about a fresh snow that makes everyone go crazy? When it snows and dogs run through the snow, they usually tumble around, and trip themselves so that they fall down. They’ll wrestle, and slide down little hills on their butts. They enjoy making up games, and they enjoy playing them. These kinds of playful behaviors are a lot more likely if the snowfall is unexpected, for instance, if it snows all night while the animal is snug indoors. Watch as this <a href="https://rumble.com/v4255f-little-dachshunds-first-time-in-the-snow.html" target="_blank">curious dachshund pup enjoys the white covering</a>, and adorably frolics in the snow like there is no tomorrow. She simply cannot contain her excitement! Credit to '@rubyrosetheminidach '.