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Coastal Canines

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Meet Zephyr, our February cover dog!


Zephyr is the pal of every dog he meets, so we couldn't have a more appropriate Valendog this year. He stole the hearts of his parents on Valentine's Day eleven years ago, and continues to steal hearts wherever he goes. [Maybe that's his best trick?]


Zephyr hails from Mt. Currie originally, and started his life as a WAG (Whistler Animals Galore) boy. He is of mixed heritage, boasting shepherd, husky and even possibly some hound, as evidenced by his skill at finding tennis balls. He's 11 1/2 years old, and his next best tricks are sitting (for treats) and finding (treats).


Zeph's favourite thing to do is to hike the Lions Bay trails, followed by a thorough back scratch. If you meet him in the woods, make sure to say hello -- he'll win your heart for sure!


If your coastal canine (or other Pacific Pet) would care to be featured in The Watershed, please forward a cover-ready glamour shot and bio to editor@lionsbaywatershed.ca.

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Norma Rodgers
Norma Rodgers
2023年2月15日

Both of my dogs' favourite pal!

いいね!

gail craig
2023年2月15日

Zeph gives a big wag and a big smile everytime he greets someone. Big hugs to Zeph.

いいね!
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