Month: July 2023

Name: David; Mitzi; and 11-month Portuguese Water Dog, Charly
Location: Shuswap Lake, BC, Canada
Size: 1,500 square feet
Type of Home: House
Years lived in: 3 years, owned

Our home is nestled in two acres of forest on the shores of Shuswap Lake in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. It’s our favourite place to spend the summer enjoying the great Canadian outdoors, hiking, swimming, boating, kayaking, and paddle-boarding. My daily ritual includes several hours in

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