Crag dogs
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Cron wrote: The muzzle went on after the bite, otherwise would have prevented the bite. On the plus side, after initial panic and providing incorrect contact info, the owner (not pictured in the photo) does appear to want to remedy the situation. |
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FrankPS wrote: Guys? Really, please consider adding your truly great pups to the other thread? Thanks so much! |
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I think I've discovered the best mountain project forum to ever exist |
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Tim Wheatleywrote: The original Picture book of this thread by OLH on display at the celebration of a life well lived for s.price. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly the thread no longer exists. Just one of many great threads from the man. Now deleted. In case you see this OLH and Fritz 2Row was just stateside for a visit. Healthy and happy. Got to see her at a mutual friends 70th birthday party. Apparently she is loving the beach life. |
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Parachute Adamswrote: Oh, thank you! Gote gotta brand new gym, just blocks from his house! Paging Fritz! Super cute crag dog photo op alert! Best, H. |
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Old lady Hwrote: Dang, so territorial. I therefore dub this new thread the DoGe crag dog thread. Let’s take down the system! |
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if you pee on it is it yours? we could have made a viral dog crag belaying video last weekend ;) fourtunatly it was at our own private crag. Bernie was whining , wimpering and crying while trying to break his leash, Isa was trying to pull the crux and kept hollering at me to stop paying attention to THE (her) dog and BELAY me.... It was classic.... |
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Despite being exceptionally well behaved and quiet, Princess Buju of the Third Coast only attends crag sessions in a party of three, and always tied in. Dogs shouldn't free solo in public spaces. |
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