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Hiking/Backpacking With Canines

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An article on how to backpack (and camp) with your dog.

This article is Copyright 1995 by Terri Watson. It may be freely distributed on the Internet in its entirety without alteration provided that this copyright notice is not removed. It may NOT reside at another website (use links, please) other than the URL listed above without the permission of the Author(s). This article may not be sold for profit nor incorporated in other documents without he Author(s)'s permission and is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.

Packing with a canine companion can be a wonderful experience and an excellent opportunity to get away from the routines and scenes of daily life. Most dogs love the opportunity to get out and enjoy the sights and scents of the trail. Owners often find that they enjoy the outing even more as they see the hike from a canine perspective. With their keener senses, dogs can "point out" interesting features or animals that their people might otherwise overlook.

Please carefully read the disclaimer at the end of this document. The author assumes no responsibility for the use of information contained within this document.

-01 Who can participate?
-02 Equipment: collar and leash
-03 Equipment: booties
-04 Equipment: pack
-05 Identification
-06 Vacinations
-07 Food And Water
-08 Notify A Friend
-09 Accustomizing The Dog To The Pack
-10 Dog Pack: Weight
-11 Dog Pack: Conditioning
-12 Dog Pack: Contents
-13 Where to hike?
-14 Weather
-15 Trail Etiquette
-16 Obstacles on the Trail
-17 Other Dogs on the Trail
-18 Hiking/Backpacking Clubs
-19 Disclaimer






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