10 things to know before hiking with your dog

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024

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  • @KeyserTheRedBeard
    @KeyserTheRedBeard Před 2 lety +1

    incredible upload Maiu Takes a Hike. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Keep on up the amazing work.

  • @redsorgum
    @redsorgum Před 6 lety +11

    And number 11. Give them lots of hugs and kisses 😘

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety +1

      Yes, true! Show your dog how much you appreciate them, keep the experience positive and fun even when times are rough!

  • @melankak7763
    @melankak7763 Před 6 lety

    Who would dislike on such a video? Like.. why?

  • @tsavage4185
    @tsavage4185 Před 6 lety +1

    Great video. We all need to remember, we are the leader of our dog pack and must think and behave as that leader would. The pack is after all the important entity, not us. Dogs primarily travel and hunt in packs at night and rest in the heat of the day, it's why wolves and coyotes howl at night. If you are hiking during the day, you are asking your dog to function outside of its normal instinctive nature and we need to account for this in our hiking routines. Cheers

  • @samjohnson3800
    @samjohnson3800 Před 6 lety +6

    Very good advice, been training dogs for a few years now and you are spot on. Great job the points you made. Even on the trail you can stop and train your pet, short sessions, just to keep them guessing, nothing like a full sessions. It gives you a break and makes them think also. Another great job. Love your channel.

  • @moonbear1st
    @moonbear1st Před 6 lety +2

    glad you brought up the dog poop thing in this part of england were i am there a lot of lazy dog owners who leave poop bags by the ways side. they throw it in the trees and hedges etc, i can only think they imagine the dog poop fairy will move it. it angers me so much one small walk i do reguler you cant walk more than 20ft with out seeing bags everywere...

  • @harris-design
    @harris-design Před 6 lety +3

    This is great advice. Thank you.

  • @Philaster3000
    @Philaster3000 Před 10 dny

    One suggestion I saw was to have a tag on your dog's collar with another point of contact, a family or friend contact who knows where you both are.

  • @dianevillemaire8286
    @dianevillemaire8286 Před 6 lety +2

    Thank you for the great advice

  • @amberkleinjan9391
    @amberkleinjan9391 Před 6 lety +1

    Truth, on packing enough dog food! Our poor Purple dog dropped 5lbs on our week long canoe trip and she is only 40lbs normally. We were cooking up our extra oatmeal for her. Also if you have an older dog pack pain killers for them if you are going on really rough trails. That will help them out the next day.

  • @andytolley8494
    @andytolley8494 Před 6 lety +1

    Great information, well presented. Thanks. Stay happy.

  • @_FNQ
    @_FNQ Před 6 lety +2

    Always practical advice. Thank you!

  • @weezerr2d284
    @weezerr2d284 Před 6 lety +2

    If I was a dog 🐕 I would want to hike with you 😁very good advice !!

  • @icemonster4178
    @icemonster4178 Před 6 lety +5

    Lots of good points! I would like to stress trail etiquette for dog owners. I kept my dog on a leash at all times. Unfortunately, I had to stop bringing her because she was attacked twice by dogs who were not kept leashed by their idiot owners. Now she fears the trails and is quite happy to stay home, and I am sad to hike without her.

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety +1

      It makes me sad to hear this... :(

    • @astrog8tr
      @astrog8tr Před 6 lety +1

      The number of idiots out there is incredible! So far no big problem, but feel sad re: Ice's dog and don't even know them.

    • @MyMiracleMutts
      @MyMiracleMutts Před 3 lety

      bring pepper spray so when a fight breaks out spray the other dog not straight in the eye but in the face to break the fight up

  • @samsworldofrations6996
    @samsworldofrations6996 Před 6 lety +1

    Great great advice from a knowledgeable dog owner, perfect👍

  • @farmwife7944
    @farmwife7944 Před 6 lety +9

    Bring the paperwork as well as the tag that proves the dog is current on its rabies vaccine. This is the law in many areas. Dog poop: many times we dig it into a hole using a very light weight folding shovel if we know we will not have a way of disposing of it the same day. We have unlined fluorescent dog coats/capes for them to wear. The fabric is light weight, waterproof but breathable, and repels insects. Of course the tags on their collars has lots of contact info, their rabies info with vet name, as well as the words "I am friendly" for the dog who is 130 lbs. We do not let them run off lead when away from home but things can happen that may separate us so we take precautions. Our old dog, an 18 yr old rescue Pekingese, is close to the ground and too old to have oral or topical bug repellant treatments but her little cape works great at keeping her pest free so we place it on her every time we let her out here at home. She takes long walks here on the farm, in fact she runs, but if we were to hike with her, carrying her for part of the time would be a must so we leave her home. Our dogs do not wear packs. Hip issues and arthritis is a concern with our bigger dogs and we do not want to put anything on them that may cause harm. If we had a young healthy mid size dog we may consider a pack, but we don't have one in that size. One thing we have not found a solution for is the wet dog smell in the tent when camping with dogs and it starts to rain, so to me it a test that determines just how committed I am to hiking with the dogs. Lol. So far it is tolerable, but still when it rains for a couple days, that smell.....ugh. Just something to consider.

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety

      Tell me about the smell! 😷😀

    • @astrog8tr
      @astrog8tr Před 6 lety

      Yes, I also practice LNR with the dog poop rather than carrying it out. It's just too smelly for more than an extremely short day hike (less than an hour).

  • @ilostmymind47
    @ilostmymind47 Před 6 lety +2

    Very informative but Luna is saying I'm the best hiking dog ever

  • @Bowlin01
    @Bowlin01 Před 6 lety +1

    Good sensible advice, bravo.

  • @ella4323
    @ella4323 Před 6 lety +1

    Just before your last video I went for my first dog hike with my Luna up a mountain and when I returned home I couldn’t agree more with your video about the cons of hiking with dogs! She got muddy, she pulled and she got tangled. But in the end it was good fun and I’m definitely planning on doing day long and overnight hikes in the summer!

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety +2

      The cons will happen however trained your dog is. The main thing is to remember why you are doing this, keep it fun and stay patient. I'm happy that you are starting to share the hiking experience with your dog! :)

  • @takeitoutside6049
    @takeitoutside6049 Před 6 lety +2

    Greetings from Arizona / U.S.A. What beautiful scenery, and such great advice. Just subscribed to your channel.

  • @kevinbungles
    @kevinbungles Před 6 lety +4

    Great advice Maiu, the amount of bags left on the trails and in trees in the uk is horrendous. The poo bags are a real problem here

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety +1

      That sounds really horrible :(

    • @kevinbungles
      @kevinbungles Před 6 lety +1

      Its not really as its only a few people that does this... the majority love their pets and look after the community

  • @sylvainatoz2045
    @sylvainatoz2045 Před 6 lety +1

    Thanks for the info.

  • @CrankyPantss
    @CrankyPantss Před 6 lety +1

    Very good information. Nice series.

  • @jvatell6111
    @jvatell6111 Před 6 lety +1

    A very good video that was very informative. Thank you for sharing!

  • @micahwave150
    @micahwave150 Před 6 lety +2

    Luna is awesome

  • @bonnie8441
    @bonnie8441 Před 6 lety +1

    Perfect 10/10 x

  • @ZAKish-cy9xu
    @ZAKish-cy9xu Před 6 lety

    great information and another great video!

  • @akitasylula9822
    @akitasylula9822 Před 6 lety

    Excellent information! to take into account for four! I go for a walk with four pets !! 😄😄

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety

      Wow, four of them!? I hardly can handle one :D

  • @ronridenour5285
    @ronridenour5285 Před 6 lety +2

    How soon until you start hiking again. Miss your hiking videos.

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety +1

      I'm planning to go for a longer hike very soon, hopefully in the near weeks.

  • @drergot1841
    @drergot1841 Před 5 lety +2

    Thank you for speaking robustly about keeping your dog on leash and under control. You may know your dog to be friendly, but other people don't know that. To allow your dog to run at other people without control is very selfish. Some years ago, I was hiking to a camping place at dusk and another hiker's dog ran out and bit me. Fortunately, it was only a 'nip' to keep me away, but it was an alarming experience. Another time, with my own eyes, I saw a 'very friendly' family pet chase and kill a sheep. You can imagine how distressing this was for the owner, who had no idea it could happen with his dog. Of course, he ran and shouted at the top of his lungs, but the dog paid no attention at all. The farmer was nearby, and the police were called. Both these examples show how a dog may behave strangely in unfamiliar surroundings. Responsible owners hike with their dogs on leash.

  • @brianspencer4220
    @brianspencer4220 Před 6 lety

    Hi Hiker: That's a lot of good advice & much needed. Thanks Brian 77

  • @sandradanen8738
    @sandradanen8738 Před 6 lety +5

    I likes this one way more than the previous one 😉
    If you are hiking in an unknown area, take a local vets phone nummer as well

  • @RavenBlaze
    @RavenBlaze Před 6 lety +3

    Don't over load your dogs backpack, and listen to your dog on the trail. They might seem happy, but sometimes they get tired too!

  • @danhold1
    @danhold1 Před 6 lety

    very good video

  • @reddpanda7343
    @reddpanda7343 Před 5 lety

    Your dog has a heat gauge. It's his tongue! When he's cold, his tongue will be drawn into the mouth. As he warms, the tongue comes out. When he starts to overheat, the tongue gets all wet and he pants. When the tongue is swollen, hangs out one side of the mouth and there is a lot of slobber, He is hyper-thermic. Seriously overheated. Stop and cool him off. This is life threatening. As Maiu says, get him into the water or pour some onto him. But, stop, just stop and wait for him to cool down. If OK, proceed at a reduced pace. If he heats up again, consider cancelling the exercise.

  • @MyMiracleMutts
    @MyMiracleMutts Před 3 lety

    do you think a goldendoodle is a good hiking dog?

  • @ene-lymanning3361
    @ene-lymanning3361 Před 6 lety

    Mul on alati väike labidas kaasas - metsas kaevan pisikese augu ja peidan kaka sinna. Ma ei tea, kas see on hea lahendus, aga ma ausalt ei viitsi matkal olles (eriti kui ma ei tea, millal ma saan selle ära visata, kuna ma ei peatu alati puhkeplatsidel) kanda haisvat kakakkotti kaasas.

    • @MaiuLunekund
      @MaiuLunekund  Před 6 lety

      See on tegelikult väga hea lahendus! Kui ise häda tegemas käin, siis ju samamoodi kaevan augu. Koerakakale saab ju samammoodi!

  • @bradbrazil6628
    @bradbrazil6628 Před 6 lety

    Be careful hiking. You will run into the UN soldiers farting around in the woods. Hike in Transylvania!

  • @jasperedwards3341
    @jasperedwards3341 Před 6 lety

    no dogs just sheeps