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Aksel >> Baffin >> Beacon >> Choko >> Disko >> Domino >> Freja >> Fuji >> Ginger >> GoodThunder >> Hershey >> Jupiter >> Khan >> Kodiak >> Lightning >> Lipton >> Nazca >> Peto >> Rubi >> Sable >> Timber >> Trigger >> Tucker >> Xena >>

Rubi

Position: Team, Point, Wheel

Age: 6

The word ruby is derived from the Latin word "rubens," meaning "red." For thousands of years the Ruby stone has been considered one of the most valuable gemstones on Earth. It is described as having "wonderful color, excellent hardness and overwhelming brilliance."

Sounds like our Rubi!

Rubi is a very affectionate and calm dog. Even during feeding, she just sits quietly, waiting for her food, while the rest of the kennel goes crazy!

As a young dog, Rubi was a fast learner and ran like a veteran. On her first try, she took to the harness and pulled as if she had done it for many years. She is incredibly happy to pull and to work hard when on the run.

'Adopt' Rubi ... and support GoNorth!

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