Working Dog Wednesday- Zoe aka Honey Badger, the Avalanche SAR dog!

As with other animals of this energetic group, such as wolverines and badgers, Zoe Honey Badgers are notorious for their strength, ferocity and toughness. They have been known to savagely and fearlessly attack almost any kind of avalanche, honey badger don't care. This specific breed of honey badger is native to Revelstoke Mountain in B.C., Canada, and uses it's adorable looks to lure in humans. This honey badger also kind of looks like a dog...
Meet Zoe aka The Honey Badger, this week's fierce little Working Dog Wednesday K9! She may be small and cute, but she has a big job as an Avalanche Search and Rescue Dog.
Tell us a little bit about Zoe, and why her nickname is "Honey Badger."
Zoe is a 4 year old Border Collie X Blue Heeler. Together we make up a fully validated avalanche rescue team with the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association (CARDA). Zoe is almost intimidatingly smart and energetic, and loves both work and play. When she's in action she's super vocal; barking and growling, surprisingly snarly for such a small dog. Her tenacity earned her the handle The Honey Badger. For a bit of a reference, and a good laugh YouTube "the honey badger.”