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Hiking with Your Dog

Good Etiquette When Hiking With Your Dog
Winter Hiking/Snowshoeing with Your Small Dog 101
Dogs-on-trails rules for WA State
Washington Trails Association Trailfinder (not all trails are dog friendly but trails where dogs are allowed are marked with an icon at the top of the trail description)
Hike with Your Dog Trailfinder (national)

Pet Obesity

Association for Pet Obesity Prevention

Pet Travel

GoPetFriendly
BringFido
DogJaunt

Dog-friendly Seattle

Dog Blogs We Like

Take Paws
Ammo the Dachshund
Life with Doxies
Under the Blanket
Tales from the Backroad
Dachshund Nola
A Novice in all Things
Keep the Tail Wagging
The Spoiled Doxie
Stuff on My Wiener
Tails and Tales
Tenacious Little Terrier

Outdoor Blogs We Like

Want to Be a Pet Blogger?

Do you see it? . I'm positive I couldn't have take

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Do you see it?
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I'm positive I couldn't have taken this shot in purpose. I find that a lot of my coolest shots are happy mistakes 😁
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Do you feel like your photos turn out better when they're planned or spontaneous?

Growing up, my Mom taught me not to swear unless i

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Growing up, my Mom taught me not to swear unless it was absolutely necessary. Sometimes it's necessary.
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On the way to Bend (OR) this morning I saw a glowing pink sunrise, two snow-capped volcanoes dancing on the horizon, horses bucking and racing through the desert hills, a group of wild turkeys foraging in the trees, a hawk riding the wind above a snowy ridge. And we're only half way there.
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Sometimes I look at this amazingly beautiful world we live in and think, "Are you fucking kidding me?"

Our trip in the @escapecampervans around the Olymp

<img src="https://youdidwhatwithyourweiner.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Our trip in the @escapecampervans around the Olympic National Park was fun. . It was also cold (yet not too miserable considering it's still winter) and a bit of a whirlwind trip. I felt like we had "enough time" to see everything we wanted to but I still found myself being a bit disappointed that there were cool dig friendly places we didn't have time to stop for. . On another note, I've been going round and round for a while trying to decide what my next adventure-vehicle step is - rooftop tent, off-road teardrop trailer, small regular trailer, or campervan. . I was *this close* to buying a @roofnest Eagle but then we took a trip in the van. I need a comfortable place to sit and work while on the road this summer that "allows dogs" and doesn't require me leaving them in the car alone. . A rooftop tent allows more off-road access (because it would be on my 4runner TRD) but the van was pretty capable on dirt roads and had a dinette. Trailers are a pain to park, not all are capable off to much off road (not the cheap ones I can afford anyway), and a teardrop still wouldn't solve my place to sit and work dilemma. . #firstworldproblems, right?">

Our trip in the @escapecampervans around the Olympic National Park was fun.
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It was also cold (yet not too miserable considering it's still winter) and a bit of a whirlwind trip. I felt like we had "enough time" to see everything we wanted to but I still found myself being a bit disappointed that there were cool dig friendly places we didn't have time to stop for.
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On another note, I've been going round and round for a while trying to decide what my next adventure-vehicle step is - rooftop tent, off-road teardrop trailer, small regular trailer, or campervan.
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I was *this close* to buying a @roofnest Eagle but then we took a trip in the van. I need a comfortable place to sit and work while on the road this summer that "allows dogs" and doesn't require me leaving them in the car alone.
.
A rooftop tent allows more off-road access (because it would be on my 4runner TRD) but the van was pretty capable on dirt roads and had a dinette. Trailers are a pain to park, not all are capable off to much off road (not the cheap ones I can afford anyway), and a teardrop still wouldn't solve my place to sit and work dilemma.
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#firstworldproblems, right?

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