THE DOG RIVER HOWLERS RUGBY CLUB

The Dog River Howlers are an invitational rugby club founded by Karl Fix in early 2007 for the lovers of "our game". The club is based in Dog River, Saskatchewan, Canada (actually the city of Regina) ,which was the fictional home for CTV's popular "CORNER GAS" TV series.The Howlers are made up of players and supporters from all parts of Canada, as well as a few from other countries, who believe that "rugby is more than a game, but a way of life". The club tours to interesting parts of the world, plays rugby and enjoys unique cultural experiences, while also giving something back to that country's sport and/or people. The Howlers also raise funds and contribute to worthwhile endeavours which are not related to rugby.The Howlers use "our game" as a vehicle to build bridges between people around the world.

Howlers Song

It is more than a game, it is a way of life!
Howlers player/coach Ryan Smith giving
flags to children in a Cuban orphanage
that the Howlers support

Howlers Song

THE DOG RIVER HOWLERS - "IT'S MORE THAN A GAME, IT'S A WAY OF LIFE"DOG RIVER and DOG RIVER designs are trademarks and registered trademarks owned by Prairie Pants Productions Inc. Used under license.

THE DOG RIVER HOWLERS - "IT'S MORE THAN A GAME, IT'S A WAY OF LIFE"
DOG RIVER and DOG RIVER designs are trademarks and registered trademarks owned by Prairie Pants Productions Inc. Used under license.