This dog-mum spent 15 minutes defrosting her furry pooch after he got so covered in snowballs he couldn't move.<br /><br />Susanna Domosi had to carry two-year-old Grizzly Bear indoors after he went outside to play in the snow and got it stuck to his legs.<br /><br />She had to blast her shivering Pomeranian with a hair dryer for 15 minutes to warm him up after his ordeal.<br /><br />Susanna, from Long Island, New York, USA, said: "He is obsessed with playing in the snow, that is when we see him get most excited. <br /><br />"He was hopping around ploughing through the snow as if he was a bunny.<br /><br />"When I picked him up, I was shocked and screamed for my boyfriend to come see Grizzly immediately. <br /><br />"We were laughing so hard!"<br /><br />Susanne only left Grizzly Bear alone briefly after taking some videos of her dog in the snow, when the powder collected in balls on his legs and body.<br /><br />The founder of dog treat company Furever Love Club said: "After about ten minutes I looked at Grizzly and he had a terrified look on his face, I could tell he was shivering. <br /><br />"I grabbed him, rushed inside, and when I was flipping Grizzly over to hold him securely like a baby so I can take my shoes off, I saw the snowballs. <br /><br />"It was a total surprise!"<br /><br />Before she attacked him with the hair dryer, she posted a video of him helplessly laying on his back with his snowy legs in the air on her TikTok, @fureverloveclub.<br /><br />The adorable clip got over a million likes and 12.8 million views, with commenters advising her that she could use a whisk to remove the balls.<br /><br />This video was filmed on January 7 2022.<br /><br />ENDS
