climbing, rather than biking shots, but she does both better than me!
this last one is her patiently waiting for me to stop faffing with the camera and ride...
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Pics of Mountain biking dogs please!
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trying again with the photos..
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Ditch Jockey -
does he climb well? Its amazing what they can get up. We had a (now sadly deceased) Collie, German Shepherd cross, that managed to go up Jacks Rake on Pavey Ark - he was really sure footed, been over Striding edge and Sharp edge too, (on a harness and a short scrambling rope) he looked very similar to yours, a lovely dog!Posted 2 years ago # -
Bracken's a 'she' not a 'he', but yes, she's very sure footed and seems to have good depth perception - apparently that's sometimes a problem with dogs.
She's certainly better on rocky ground than she is around water - she has an aversion to getting her lovely white paws wet, although she's better now as she doesn't expect to get carried over streams anymore. She's only just hit 2 years, so this will be the first summer we've had her out for any serious walks.
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Here's another two now that I can add the actual pic and not just a link.
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Would I be correct in saying that is Innerleithen ?
The place not the dog.
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several hardtails spotted too!
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vdubber67 - Member
TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsSTR - how tall is that fence!!!?6ft - but the hound is stood on a load of sleepers holding the back of the rockery up, so probably 4ft.
petrieboy - Member
STR - what breed is your hound?Not entirely sure, as we got him at 4 months old from a shelter, but information from when we got him, coupled with opinions from doggy type people, we've decided he's a Staffy/Boxer cross.
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I showed this thread to my Chihuahua, told her this is what all the super-fit dogs do... are you up for it..? the pic is her response...
http://i809.photobucket.com/albums/zz13/lock_photo/Copy3ofbikesanddogs023.jpg
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Here's mine, he's not been liking this hot weather though!
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WTF wrote:
Would I be correct in saying that is Innerleithen ?
The place not the dog.Yep
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It's such a shame when they can no longer do these sorts of things.
My Lab', Toby, once known as Mad-as-a-brush, who used to love his 8hr epic walks, is now 14yrs old and the muscle wastage 'round his rear-end is awful - it's what will spell The End in due course.
He's now known as Dog-who-poos-in-the-house!Take as may pictures as you can whilst they're still up for the adventure as retirement is not all it's made out to be.
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My excellent lab cross Zed. Dumped near our house by someone who just didn't want him anymore.
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I knew i recognised that dark wall with singletrack through it photo! Inners of course!!
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bolox. Why can't I link to my photobucket pictures?
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flickr is better!
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not my dog but he came climbing with us a few times. He even tried a bit of soloing himself. Ah, that pics not online any more.
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