Thanks, One Half! Agree about most vets' responses. My pups get some pretty good kibble (and meat) at home, but those extra trail calories over the long haul may be tricky both for carrying volume...
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Thanks, One Half! Agree about most vets' responses. My pups get some pretty good kibble (and meat) at home, but those extra trail calories over the long haul may be tricky both for carrying volume...
Truth! The basic recipe of meat protein, fats, and dehydrated supplemental veggies is a staple, and my pups are happy with whatever combo I've tried so far. I'm looking for anecdotes to try! Thanks!
I'm hoping for experienced hikers w/dog(s) to share ways they met the caloric needs of their pups. My dogs: large, experienced, strong, trained dogs. They are ALWAYS on leash, well-mannered...
Fascinating! I think you're right though--it was one of my obsessions when I was a kid
Same for me, except when I go out for a long time I'll use two-hour location pings. I do not use this for navigation--still rely on a paper map to ID the terrain and guthook for up-to-date beta.
I am testing my two -year old dog to see if he has the temperament for a trail dog. He hikes on a six foot leash with a loop handle that is attached to a chest-pressure harness and threaded through...