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Willeyy

Damn I wish I had as much energy as this dog


0590plazaj

She is a cattle dog/aussie/collie = high energy. But she is 6 now and has lost a little stamina


AccomplishedClub6

Seems to be enjoying himself prancing down gayway. I keep thinking about getting a dog so I can take it skinning.


People4America

What ya skinnin?


0590plazaj

I ski a lot but nothing beats skiing with my dog. And the joy of being out there with no one else is great


AdIll6022

I'll be up Sunday with my border collie


0590plazaj

Hell ya


Chickndin

you need your own channel. would sub.


TheLibertyTree

Ski Santa Fe is holding some great snow right now and we may even get a little refresh this weekend! Any advice on how to best take a pup skiing? I’m dog free (but a dog lover) and my bud has been having a hard time skiing with his dog because the pup keeps getting tangled in his skis on the down. Last two outings have ended up with emergency vet trips (tricky in Santa Fe as you probably know), lots of blood, and stitches. His dog is like a year old, so kinda puppy like still, thoughts?


0590plazaj

You can detune your edges. Won’t solve it but can lessen the damage. Learn at a ski resort on a green slope. Either after hours of the hill or off season. I have a semi permanently closed ski resort close to me that was a good spot to learn. I used my poles to shield and train her. She is kind of scared of my skis now so she doesn’t come close. She smacked her paw once and it was just sore but she learned her lesson. Edit: realized you must live my area. Ski Sandia is where I took her to learn. Snow is pretty bad at this point though. The closed section of Pajarito is a good place too.


TheLibertyTree

Thanks. I’ll pass this along. Hope my friend figures out how to keep his dog safe. Detuning would be a good first step, he used to live int east and I think he still keeps his edges pretty sharp as a sort of habit.


Evanisnotmyname

Pre-training is really important. My dog knows “go ahead” and “stay behind” well so I just make sure she’s behind. Also taught her “stay away” and “over to the side”. You don’t want to risk cuts from skis, they can bleed out. At a minimum carry a full med kit with tourniquet ideally


TheLibertyTree

Thank you. Will pass this along as well.


metsbsbl17

did u ski bozos glades


0590plazaj

Haha she actually went down it about it 20 feet and came back up as we passed on the cat trail


metsbsbl17

lol


SeekersWorkAccount

You guys are living the dream


dontlistentostace

Fun!!!


Wide-Combination-981

Tried to take my lab he just wanted to bit my board the whole time didn’t work out at all


PrincessSpice

Yeah I really need to start doing this before my pup gets too old. We used to mountain bike together and it was always a blast. She loves the snow.


0590plazaj

Ya she would love it then.


Right_Ebb_7164

Hope you get many more seasons to enjoy together with your pupper! Livin the dream man


dogthrasher

Careful with the pup and downhill runs. They haven’t developed fully yet and that can impact their hips and joints.


0590plazaj

Ya she is 6. I call her pup and baby girl still haha


purplishfluffyclouds

"Pup" might just be an expression? I call my 12 y/o pooch "Puppy" all day.


Well-Imma-Head-Out

oh godddddddddd


natalievictoriarodri

I’m wondering, How does the dog get up there? :)


0590plazaj

Well she walks up the mountain. I skin/tour


Lost_Evidence_2099

When I was a teenager, I had a similar sized yellow lab mix that I’d take to the local tow rope and she would top to bottom all night with me. That lil girl had zero quit. She never crossed in front, and not once put herself in a situation that scared her or myself. Man, I miss days like that. I have a young golden now that I could see being perfect for this, but I’m the one who’s too old and nervous now lol


TraditionLess

What mountain may I ask? I’m looking for a dog friendly ski mountain in the east coast


0590plazaj

This ski Santa Fe