The "Baby It's Cold Outside" (The New Yorker) 1000 Piece puzzle depicts a winter scene unlike any other. An array of dogs, which include a chihuahua, beagle, hound, pug, and others, brave the snowy weather in coats and scarves. Some of the dogs appear perfectly content in their sweaters, while others are utterly humiliated. It seems these dogs are attached to a leash, however, their owners are nowhere to be seen. This visual only adds to the idea that these dogs, who are dressed in people clothes, are wholly independent. It's a comical, witty, yet sophisticated scene that made the cover of The New Yorker on February 8, 2010. This jigsaw puzzle, through the perspective of a waggish group of dogs, will forever be a token of the whimsical winter spirit .