Go on a city break in St Etienne

Albertans have a few secrets to ensure that winter is warm, cozy, fun and safe. And when those locals have four legs and an eagerness to share, winter gets even better. The dogs of winter in Alberta are more than just companions. They make sure we stay safe on the ski hills, take us on memorable rides through the snow, and show us the best ways to cozy up by the fire. Here are three canines proving the dog days of winter are the best time of year in Alberta.

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Albertans have a few secrets to ensure that winter is warm, cozy, fun and safe. And when those locals have four legs and an eagerness to share, winter gets even better. The dogs of winter in Alberta are more than just companions. They make sure we stay safe on the ski hills, take us on memorable rides through the snow, and show us the best ways to cozy up by the fire. Here are three canines proving the dog days of winter are the best time of year in Alberta.

The welcome committee

Rosie is the friendly four-legged ambassador of Storm Mountain Lodge in Banff National Park. She’s found her happy place there, and it’s her job to help guests find theirs too. During the day, find her soaking up sunny afternoons playing in the snow. At night, she’s most content curled up by a crackling fire. Be sure to join her – she likes the company.