Mysticfire Frenchies

10/26/2025

Big thanks to Michelle Gehring, Laurie Howard-berry

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

10/25/2025

❤️❤️SAFE ❤️❤️

LUCIUS IS LOST IN SAANICH

LOST AT 09:00 PM ON 10/22/2025

Species: Yellow Golden Pheasant (male)
Last seen: Interurban Road, Between Quayle Road and West Saanich Road
Other sightings:
Collar? No
Tags:
General description: Bright yellow ornamental pheasant with long speckled grey tail
Gender: Male
Age: 4
Number of years with owner: 4
Spayed / Neutered? No
General Health: very healthy
Contact ROAM:
778-977-6260 or 778-977-6265
[email protected]

10/25/2025

12.2K likes, 1961 comments. “BREAKING: on October 31st, Canadian staff will be let go & Rogers will be giving operational control of the Rogers Wireless Network to workers in India. This is after Canadian staff were required to train their India counterparts, including some flying to Canada and ot...

10/25/2025

Found these love them

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10/24/2025

Joon on her way home . Her new brother seems to like her

10/23/2025

So excited our girl Sapphire Martini has her OFA results, and yay a perfect spine . Also a normal trachcia and heart , good hips , normal elbows, and has excellent breathing . Thank you Sandi Christiano Boss Kennels- French Bulldogs for trusting me with this beautiful girl. Look for her babies in the spring ,Sandi and I are brainstorming the perfect match.

10/22/2025

Little lilac girl meeting her new siblings, her new mom says everyone loves her

10/21/2025

Our little lilac girl has found her forever bed 💞

10/20/2025

Update : she has found her forever bed ❤️
Our last sweet baby girl from our Roxie /Roscoe litter. Can't believe she hasn't found her forever bed

10/20/2025

Our little merle girl is now named Joon she is going to live with a big brother Benny

04/23/2025

In the Chauvet Cave of southern France, archaeologists discovered one of the most touching snapshots of prehistoric life ever recorded: the 26,000-year-old footprints of a young boy, around 8 to 10 years old, preserved in the mud alongside the paw prints of a large canine. This animal was either a wolf or an early domesticated dog, and their tracks move side by side, as if the two were walking together through the cave. Evidence of soot marks on the ceiling suggests the boy carried a torch, indicating he wasn’t just wandering aimlessly but was purposefully exploring with his animal companion. These prints offer a rare, intimate glimpse into the lives of Upper Paleolithic humans and hint at a bond far deeper than mere utility.

This discovery is considered the oldest known evidence of a human-canine relationship, predating even the earliest confirmed signs of dog domestication. It challenges the assumption that domestication was solely a product of agricultural society and suggests emotional or social connections may have already formed between humans and certain wolves. The presence of these footprints in a sacred space filled with ancient cave paintings implies that the dog-like companion may have held a special place not only in daily life but perhaps also in early spiritual or cultural practices.