Human-canine partnerships are a wonderful thing. Some places along the Pacific Crest Trail can be great to visit with your dog. There is nothing quite like curling up with your dog at camp after a long day on trail. The…
8 Gadgets and Apps for Thru-Hikers – Backpacker
Hitting the trail? These products will help keep you just the right amount of connected.
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Family and friends really do appreciate that you stay in touch by letting them know where you are and that you’re safe!
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Understanding Garmin Topo Maps
Garmin Topo Maps for seeing the landscape depiction. They can be used for campaigning and hiking purposes. These maps have different types of symbols and contour lines that represent various landscape features and elements.
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I never really thought much about the meaning of all those curvy lines on a map until I became concerned about how steep a trail might be. The older you get, the more important a topo map becomes for a day hiker!
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Here’s scientific proof that your dog feels you
It’s unlikely to come as a surprise to anyone who has a dog as a best friend, but your dog gets you. He knows when you’re happy. She moves in a little closer when you’re sad.
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A nice reminder to the bond most people feel toward dogs!
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Five Key Principles of Training a Husky
Teach your husky that he or she can trust you to be in charge. Maintain consistent boundaries and rules. Keep him or her calm during crate training and while getting ready for a walk.
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Anyone wanting to hike with their Husky dog is strongly advised to never let them off leash. I know…there are a few who argue otherwise, but is it worth the risk? The article above has some wise recommendations!
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