/r/AdventureDogs
Advice, gear, locations, and pictures for dogs who like to join us on our outdoor adventures.
/r/AdventureDogs is a subreddit dedicated to our four-legged friends that like to hike, backpack, camp, and otherwise enjoy the great outdoors with us.
Ask questions or share gear recommendations, tips, or even pictures of your best friend on the trails with you.
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https://www.ruffrescuegear.com/shop/pup-traveler (Photo 2)
I am looking for a harness carrier for my pug (as pictured in the two photos above). My problem is that many of the harnesses (as shown in the first photo) are too big for my pug. She measures about 23"-Girth, 15"-length, and 14.5"-neck circumference. Does anyone else have any ideas on where I could find a harness backpack that would fit her? I prefer these types of backpacks instead of the ones where the dog sits upright as this is hard on their hind legs and back. Any suggestions?
I love taking my dog with me when we go hiking or camping! The only thing I worry about are cactuses! What do you do to keep your dog away from them? Is the only solution just to always have them on leash? Or do they kind of know not to go near them?
Hooman too slow…
Edited by Google’s AI 😉
Hi all!
I am looking for water shoes for my water dog to help protect her from sharp rocks while she wades and plays in rivers, streams, and lakes. I’ve done some research but I’m not getting results I like.
That being said, I am looking for something neoprene and potentially tube like. I really dislike the style of modeling dog shoes after our shoes. These generally don’t stay on my dogs feet through the zoomies! Let alone water.
If anyone has any ideas to look into or have some you swear by, feel free to push me that way.
Pic of Lady Basil for good luck.
Got back just before dark.
At the confluence of Pumphouse Wash and Kelly Canyon.
It was very windy.
Almost looks like two different pictures…
Climbed all 6 miles up to Mt Mitchell!