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Patrolling pooch experts hit Central Okanagan parks and beaches this summer

Dog ambassadors can answers pet parents鈥 questions
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Nolan and Kaia pose outside the RDCO office on KLO with Nate (left) and Whiskey. (RDCO/Submitted)

Want to know the best spots to bring your dog this summer? Have any questions about your furry friend beating the heat? Then look for the regional staff in the brightly coloured shirts around the Central Okanagan..

Nolan and Kaia from the Regional District of the Central Okanagan (RDCO) will be hanging around parks and beaches this summer, all the way from Lake Country to Peachland.

鈥淎s dog ambassadors, it鈥檚 our job to share information and answer questions that dog owners may have,鈥 said Nolan. 鈥淭o help, we created a QR code that we carry around with us so residents can quickly access information about dog-friendly parks, beaches and businesses in the region.鈥

It is expected that the pair will be especially helpful for visitors to the region, who may not know the rules and regulations in our local parks and public spaces for pets.

鈥淭he best part of our job is getting to interact with all of the great pets and their owners,鈥 says Kaia. 鈥淲e鈥檝e got tasty treats, dog toys, leashes, water bowls and other freebies to reward responsible dog owners and their good boys and girls.鈥

The dog ambassadors will be complimented by dog patrol officers in vehicles and on bikes during extended hours.

Dog owners are also being reminded that there is zero tolerance for unlicensed dogs in the Central Okanagan.

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About the Author: Jake Courtepatte

Editor of 琉璃神社 & West K News since February 2022. I have spent the majority of my career working in the Toronto area as both a sports reporter and a general reporter.
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