Lots of sunny days and cool nights here at Miortuk.
All the leaves are off the trees for another year.
The squirrels are busy scurrying around preparing for Winter.
The Grey Jays and Blue Jays visit regularly for food joining me while I have a coffee break.
The Raven are here dayly seeing if there is any food left around from the dogs feeding. They turn over the dog dishes checking if there are any leftovers.
They come quite close to the dogs to check their areas for food and most of the dogs don't even bother with them. The exception is Saphir who temps them into here area and then chases them away.
It is a big game between her and the Raven.
The dogs are doing good and have been quite active digging holes in the soft ground.
That will soon change when the ground is frozen.
We have had a few days with snow flurries as a reminder hat Winter is just around the corner.
A rather peaceful time here at Miortuk.
​Until next.......

Apologies for the long delay in updating the life here at Miortuk.
Firstly, all the dogs are doing great and enjoying the change in temperatures with the arrival of Fall.
Unfortunately, we have not yet started the Fall Training due to lack of help. 
Since the Covid experience, I have personally found it difficult to get motivated to update life here in the forest.
Life here goes on really not influenced by the outside world.
Life in Nature continues without the pressures of the outside world, thankfully!
However, over a week ago, I suffered a little set back and an awakening that I am only mortal and not invincible.
Thanks to the quick action of Denis Tremblay, I was rushed to the Hospital in Joliette by Ambulance based out of the Manawan.
I would like to thank Denis, Phil Quadros and Rosalie Cerro for looking after the dogs while I was away.They did a great job and it was a great relief for me knowing they were well looked after. 
After a week in the hospital, I was able to return home to my Nature and my canine family.
I would like to acknowledge the great service of the Paramedics, the Doctors, Nurses and all the medical staff that made my return possible.
Life is always full of challenges and the unexpected!
What is important is how we rise to the occasion and overcome!
​Until next........