Hiking with dogs

If you are thinking of taking your dog hiking for the first time, you might be a bit nervous. You want to make sure both you and your dog have a good time and no one gets injured. Well, I started hiking with my dog 15 years and I made a lot of mistakes. I

Hiking with a dog can be one of the most rewarding outdoor activities. Dogs bring joy, companionship, and an extra layer of safety to any adventure.

Even if you're a responsible dog owner, try to remember that, while trail dogs aren't for everyone, trails are.

Are you considering bringing your dog along on your outdoor adventures this year? Is this the first time your pup will join you in your travels? If so, you may be wondering - how do you train a a dog for hiking and camping? Are there specific basic obedience commands for hiking with dogs? In this post, we discuss how to teach your dog to walk on leash with good leash manners, as well as 3 critical commands every adventure dog should know. Start training today and be ready for travel season!

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Want to start hiking with dogs? Learn how to protect your dogs paws while hiking, which breeds to take on hikes, trail etiquette and how to prepare.

I miss the pupperonis. I can finally share photos from our camping trip to Twin Lakes ft. the @littohowler new new 👀 Love the versatility of the Kobe leash option. When we’re at a campsite that requires leashed dogs we clip our retired ranger green leash to hammock straps and unclip the handles from the dogs leashes to make a camp line. Featured: Kobe leashes in ranger green, plumeria, and prickly pear