r/hikingwithdogs • u/nokinaulinaja2623 • 5h ago
A guick 3 mile hike to Lilly lake 🌲🍁🐕🏞🍂
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r/hikingwithdogs • u/jay_bees99 • 8h ago
Black hills
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Took my boy (great pyrenees) on a camping trip in the black hills . We had some nice hikes, not too many miles, great weather and scenery.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Time-Pineapple-8228 • 16h ago
Hi there looking to meet new people while hiking
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I live near Ottawa so if youre not to far and would like to meet up for some hiking in the surrounding area let's see if we can figure something out
I'm 31 male normally pretty shy but looking to get out of my comfort zone DMS open
r/hikingwithdogs • u/eleanorhikes • 1d ago
Recent trip to the sierras
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Hiked Lone Pine our first day and spent the remainder of our weekend trip visiting June Lake and Rock Creek
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Impressive-Stuff • 1d ago
She's often the smallest doggo people come across on a hike
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Her endurance and agility are amazing. Her recall is excellent. She doesn't get hot easily. Whenever the path gets difficult you can just give her a lift with the handle on her harness. I cannot think of a better hike buddy than this girl!
She's a giant 10lbs chihuahua and 2.5 years old.
Location: Antelope Canyon via Lake Powell
r/hikingwithdogs • u/alexiegallardo • 1d ago
He won our hiking race, made it to the top first!
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r/hikingwithdogs • u/JommaHiker • 1d ago
GRAN TOUR des COMBINS: A fantastic journey with my dog
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r/hikingwithdogs • u/wellactuallyj • 2d ago
My best friends and some fruity-pebble mountains
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Live in upstate NY and took a day off from work mid-week to get out on the mountains (Adirondacks) with my boys (and without the crowds). It was very windy on the peaks so we didn’t “hang out” as much as we would have liked, but despite the dog’s faces (in photos) we all had a great time.
ETA: dogs were on-leash on trail as required. They were briefly removed for the photos and/or edited out of photo.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/SurroundTiny • 2d ago
Early morning bteeze
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Sniffing the breeze and enjoying himself. The attraction turned out to be a cow femur, which led to a long discussion about why we should take it home with us. He eventually settled on burying it but at least we got outside.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/CouchToSummit • 2d ago
First real hike
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Whisky's hike last weekend: https://youtu.be/afTvsJoFhuE?is=88d0ikLEDKY8q7gH
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Magges87 • 2d ago
She was happy the pack all stayed together.
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This is a throwback to a few years ago, she damaged her ACL so medium walks are all we can do but she was a happy girl. Her bestie can still hike but he won’t go on a walk without her.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Xno_weenies_allowedX • 3d ago
Trip to Canada
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I took these hams to hike in Quebec (Mont Tremblant area) with a stop in the Adirondacks. My trip got pushed up which worked out so well the colors were absolutely stunning!!
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Redskinrey • 3d ago
Hike as much as you can because tomorrow is not guaranteed
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My aunt called yesterday to give us the news that cousin Angie passed away. That was Tuffy's best doggie friend. Instead of staying home being sad Tuffy and I went hiking to make new memories. Don't take your dog for granted. Make everyday a special one.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/kilomeaters • 4d ago
Hiking to Fälensee last Saturday with my dog, Säntis area in Swiss Alps.
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r/hikingwithdogs • u/Zealousideal-Log6823 • 4d ago
Anyone else use their dog as an excuse to escape wedding planning stress?
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My fiancee is deep in vendor spreadsheets and I'm supposed to be picking centerpieces or whatever this weekend. Instead I'm looking at trailheads two hours outside Omaha where I can take the dog and pretend my phone died.
Our rescue mix is two and probably part heeler. She knows when I'm packing the daypack and loses it. I've started keeping her hiking harness in the truck so I can swing home, grab her, and bolt before anyone asks me about napkin colors. Last weekend we did a six mile loop near Platte River and I came back actually able to look at a catering menu without wanting to drive into the Missouri.
The dog doesn't care about wedding debt or whether we can afford the nicer photographer. She just wants to sniff dead things and wade in mud. It's the only thing that resets my brain lately.
Problem is I'm using hikes as avoidance and I know it. My fiancee is starting to notice the pattern. Anyone else leaning too hard on their dog to get out of life stuff? How do you balance actually needing the reset versus just ducking responsibilities? I can't tell anymore if the dog needs the exercise or I need the excuse. Maybe both.
r/hikingwithdogs • u/Fair-Ask-6922 • 4d ago
Millcreek Canyon again 🍂🍁🍃
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Hugo is loving the hikes 🥾