#adventure dog
Last weekend we went to Glen Onoko Falls in Pennsylvania. Tahoe had his first sip of cold mountain water and took his first breath of fresh mountain air, a very important moment for an adventure dog. We had lunch together next to the waterfalls, he munched on his dog food and I had my peanut butter banana sandwich. We scrambled rocks, hopped across streams, howled at the trees and enjoyed the sounds and sights of the waterfalls together. Mans best friend. Although it was a shorter hike, it was refreshing to be in the woods again. This upcoming weekend Jess Tahoe and I with a few friends will be taking a camping trip to upstate New York. Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring.
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no matter how tall you are, keep your head in the clouds
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light of my life
I might be scheming
there may be another corgi in my clan in another 365 days
the world may never know
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took photos of Darwin & they ended up looking like a Jeep ad
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followed@streetdogmillionaires tip of throwing treats for good pics and ended up with these gems (with Zoey photobombing the last one)
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we went hiking a couple weeks ago (when it was actually nice out!) with my best friend and her lab/daschund mix named Zoey. Scooby’s in love with Zoey but the feelings are definitely not mutual, she thinks he’s just the annoying muddy dog that always wants to play.
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She was pretty tired after swimming a bunch. She always follows me into the bathroom and ended up curling up on the bath mat while I was getting ready for bed.
We only have another week or two before this creek gets too gross for swimming and maybe a month before it’s bone dry. Enjoying it while we can.
Going through random photos and this one gave me a bit of a giggle though I’m pretty sure I had to intervene as tensions were building up between the two bitches. The red merle female was often controlling in any play and often targeted Aayla. Aayla is very clear here in how she felt about this female cutting them off. If memory serves me right this red Merle was barking with pretty stiff posture going into this. The blue merle male was a good playmate of Aayla for her first two years.
Aayla rarely finds a dog she can play well with now. She is fine with greeting almost any dog and I don’t have to worry about her in off leash walking scenarios. Stationary or confined play I do have to watch and intervene. I find she tends to ramp up while playing and often starts barking, startling other dogs (and their owners). If a dog is the submissive type and likes to roll over and they kick up at Aayla, Aayla will correct a dog that does that as she dislikes her belly being touched. So I’ve largely avoided Aayla playing without intervention with dogs for years now. I think it may be some calmer males that she has played the best with. Not that she doesn’t get a lot of dog social time. She interacts and hangs out loose with neighbor’s dogs, friend’s dogs, family’s dogs and so on. Yet play is another thing. I definitely consider her dog tolerant.
Whitney was shy and kept hiding in the clouds but those clouds made for a beautiful morning in Alabama Hills.
Flying floof
Due to a railcar repair issue the new tent is being delivered today…after our trip. So my 10 year old little tent got another adventure crammed in with two adults and a dog.
We all had a fantastic time even though we didn’t get to fly even though that’s the main reason we went out there. We did a huge hike, which I’m happy to say that Aayla’s elbows seem fine?! She is a little stiff in her hind end but all of us are and not in a bad way.
Snow Pup
Meant to post these fall pup pics earlier ♀️
Fall Camping
Keweenaw Peninsula, MI
