On 09/09/2007, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We were having this discussion yesterday and a couple of us thought we > remembered reading that the growth of coat is determined more by the hours > of daylight than the temperature. Anyone know if that is actually true?
Daylight is supposed to be what determines when they start their winter coats. But Peppy was extremely early this year. I'm sure he started his winter coat by the end of June. So there seems to be variances for some reason. All I know is we had more snow last winter than we've ever had AND we had a huge blizzard that basically shut everything down for a day. That's really odd for us. We're normally cold and very dry... Wanda
