16 Sep A Tired Dog is a Good Dog
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09 Jul Training with Consistency
Training with Consistency Earlier this week, I was working with my dog, Dot, on some advanced training. Overnight she went from having an awesome training session where I though we turned the corner on some things, to going in the complete opposite direction. One thing we...
28 Oct #AdoptDon’tShop
When we walked into the shelter, a hundred hopeful faces turned our way. Each dog eager to please, to be loved, to find a home. Each kennel holding an adoptable dog. We rounded the corner and found the one who’s online photo had brought us...
15 Apr How to Pack a First Aid Kit
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in Adventures, Building Bonds, Camping, Extreme, Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Running
If you plan on spending any time in the backcountry or just outside adventuring with your pup, you will soon realize it is a good idea to have a first aid kit. This can range from very basic to very stocked depending on what types...
18 Mar How Can I Keep My Dog Young?
My dog Barley is five and a half years old. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like he’s a bit slower on runs than he was when he was three and a half. Of course, he’s not exactly an old dog - I’m hoping...
19 Nov Alaskan Adventures!
Exploring the vast terrain of Southeast Alaska. Written by Jeremy Collison Nov 3, 2018 If you ever find yourself island hopping around Southeast Alaska, be sure to plan a stop in the quaint little town located on Mitkof Island called Petersburg. My Wife Marissa and I, and...