How many of you own a dog?
Do you do take it camping?
Does it sleep in its own tent or does it share your tent?
>inb4 only wooks sleep with their dog
Yet another thinly disguised troll thread
How many of you own a dog?
Do you do take it camping?
Does it sleep in its own tent or does it share your tent?
>inb4 only wooks sleep with their dog
MODS
I took my dog hiking until he got sick after eating cat
Makes sense for her to keep a dog around for security reasons. I would take one but at the same time, keeping an eye on it would lessen the enjoyment of being there. I don't need the company of a pet.
>for security reasons
who's gonna tell him?
I unironically go hiking with my cat, but anything longer than a few kilometres she stays back
My cat will ride in my pack or on top of my head but she'd disown me if I tried to put a leash on her. That's an unexplainably relaxing pic though.
looks like the cat we killed
Dogs smell bad and eat their own shit and their claws would put holes in my hammock.
This is adorable.
No one asked about your nutsack sleeping setup.
I take my dog camping. Real breeds are made for the outdoors. Unlike nutsack nignog above I look after my dogs by keeping their nails short. No problem.
>PrepHole kitteh
that would be nice
how much do cats weigh?
Mine weighs about five pounds. My dog weighs about 35 pounds. I take her (my dog) camping a lot; she sleeps on blanket under the vestibule but sometimes she'll squirm into the tent.
This. I've taken mine hunting. When you bring dogs they go "Holy shit somethings over there BARK BARK BARK!!!" Cats are like "I see you, don't think you're sneaking up on me..."
>grown man
>owning a cat
actually the cat owns him
There's really no need for enmity in this thread. It sounds like you need a pet. Just close your eyes and imagine my large, muscular hand petting and stroking you.
There, that's better. Just let that stress melt away. You're welcome, brother.
>not going over to a hot girl's place to cook meals from Food Wars with her
sucks to be you. apple risotto is actually pretty good
>How many of you own a dog?
GSD
>Do you do take it camping?
No, he's a guard dog
>Does it sleep in its own tent or does it share your tent?
N/A
Also I don't bring my dog climbing because crag dogs are usually the shittiest dogs with the worst "my dog would never" owners. Only dogs that get a pass are service ones and old timers. Your australian crackhead dog that doesn't get enough exercise at home shouldn't be everyone elses problem too
Frick I hate crag dogs and their gumby owners.
Yeah I take my dog hiking, camping and climbing. He’s pretty great to camp with. If we are near people I keep him close or on a leash at our site if he isn’t tired from hiking. If it’s just us I let him explore. He’s pretty friendly. At the crag he’s chill, doesn’t get in people’s way or on their ropes, and if I have to I just slap a cam in a wall and put him on it. Almost nothing but positive reactions from Rosco at the crag. I’m trying to think of a time it didn’t work out and I can’t. There are times I didn’t bring him where I was glad I didn’t, though.
Overall he’s a homie I think and if you don’t think so, you should meet him. If you don’t like him after that, frick you too I guess.
Yeah that's a good dog. Looking after your ropes because he knows how important they are to you.
>smelly animal that blatantly doesn’t love or care about m-
1. Dogs smell way worse than cats
2. Cats definitely show love/affection to their owners
Sorry that you're so emotionally stunted that you can't tell the difference between blind devotion and actual affection. Seriously, I genuinely feel sorry for all the people in your life who have to put up with your low emotional intelligence.
If you see a wolf you go go "oh look a wolf" if you see a mountain lion you are terrified unless you have guns or spray.
I don't even own a cat
He likes dogs and has directionbrain. I.E. He's moronic. He read a popsci article and thinks he's a biologist and really cares about ecology when it's the not-dog team.
I don't even own a dog you literal imbecile
You just know
Two, a Malinois and a Rhodesian Ridgeback.
Sometimes. Sometimes my mum house-sits. Depends on how much of a hassle we think they'll be in that particular hike.
Generally they sleep just outside the door unless we're car camping and brought the larger tent.
Used to love taking the rhodie out for trail runs. Such a goof. Shes dead now though
RIP beautiful girl.
Whenever I hear about a bear or moose or puma attack it's always because somebody brought their precious little fur baby on the trail.