July 19, 2022

Dog Aboard

How Much is the Doggy in the Porthole?

CATALINA— Jackson, the rescue pup, uses the porthole to check out his family’s breakfast in the galley aboard the Sanguine in November 2021. “Sorry, all you’re getting is dry dog food

Katherine Clements July 19, 2022

Dog Aboard

Do You Think He Knows About Second Breakfast?

TWO HARBORS— Two-and-half-year-old Strider, named for Aragorn of “Lord of the Rings,” is a German Shepard who finds joy in a comfy spot on his family’s 1989 Catalina, Splash, the

Katherine Clements July 19, 2022

How Much is the Doggy in the Porthole?

Do You Think He Knows About Second Breakfast?

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