Pasture Time
Sharon Peters of Three Hills, Alberta, writes: “Our granddaughter, Ella, walking Bathsheba, their pet sheep. Bathsheba enjoys the children and following the dogs, Colt and Cowboy, around their yard.”
Reining It In
This photograph by Ann Lane proves that large pets can still be adorable!
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Lounge Lizard
Meet Pascal: the beloved bearded dragon belonging to photographer Paula Brown’s granddaughter, Emily. The two are the best of friends—apparently, Pascal really perks up when the camera comes out, too!
The Dogs of Summer
Carol Groeneveld of Tillsonburg, Ontario, snapped this picture of her dog, Ember, enjoying quiet time by the lake.
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Put On Your Winter Shoes
Greg Noel of Paradise, Newfoundland, snapped this wonderful shot of his 10-year-old German Shepherd during a blizzard.
These stunning shots showcase the beauty of the Canadian winter!
Strike a Pose
Russ Hayes captured this moment along the shores of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec.
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Best of Friends
“I believe the bird feels pretty safe on the outside of our window—so close but not close enough for the cat,” writes Rena Nixon of New Minas, Nova Scotia. “We were looking after this cat for a short period of time and being an indoor-only cat, there were lots of temptations looking out our window.”
A Dog’s Best Friend
Meet Scout: a rescue that Gillian Clarke and her family adopted in Edmonton. Obviously, Scout loves his toy ball! According to Clarke, he’s been settling in nicely as the newest member of the family, and has even played a hand in keeping them active!
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Winter Warrior
Alexandra Fontaine’s grand-puppy, Ellie, gets her family out enjoying the day no matter what the temperature is. (In case you were wondering, this photo was taken in -15 Celsius weather—with wind chill!)
Here’s what it’s like snowmobiling through southwestern Ontario.
Perfect Timing
Lynn Mabley captured her chocolate Lab playing fetch with his Canada frisbee last summer.
Calm, Cool and Collected
“This is Odayaka-Na, my Japanese Shiba Inu,” writes Laura-Lee Locheed of Vernon, British Columbia. “His name translates to ‘calm, cool and collected,’ and he’s also a proud daddy!”
Why Couldn’t It Be Christmas Every Day?
Alice Hill’s adorable pet thinks the holidays can’t arrive soon enough—we’re inclined to agree!
Big Eyes
Meet Grace: the newest member of Noella Shank’s family!
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