My dog loves snow sports

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https://youtu.be/SQ18f7p20Po here she is going full send down a gnarly line

UPDATE.

Hey sorry for the late bump. Just a heads up for anyone bringing there dog in the Backcountry. I was always hyper aware of the possibility of her hitting the edge on my skis or snowboard. Despite all this we had a terrible incident a few weeks ago. Her leg was cut where her Achilles and muscle meet along with a major vein. Blood was everywhere and they said if she was smaller dog bleeding to death would have been very likely. She was able to get into a vet within about an 2 hours after the incident and is now on the mend for the next 6 months or so.
Hindsight being 20/20 I would have been a bit more firm with her training. A shock collar even for anytime she darts in front and some treats when she follows properly.
Just some words of caution.

**This thread was edited on Feb 6th 2020 at 12:17:15am

Apr 4 2018 3:26PM

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Rum_Ham

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Awesome!

Apr 5 2018 12:48PM

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Lonely

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We need more threads about dogs and less threads arguing about newave.

#makensgreatagain

Apr 5 2018 12:53PM

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FabricatedFront4

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Quality thread. My dog attacks me whenever I show her skiing though so consider yourself lucky.

Apr 5 2018 1:15PM

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Pilgore

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FabricatedFront4Quality thread. My dog attacks me whenever I show her skiing though so consider yourself lucky.

she does that every once in a while but shes getting better

Apr 14 2018 12:00AM

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losh

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Bro your dog is a psyco, I love it.

Apr 14 2018 12:39AM

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fredyferl

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Wow your dog is amazing haha
I brought my dog while hitting urban for the first time this winter and she had a great time. We were in a schoolyard and she kept running all over the place and she would continuously steel snow blocks from our shovels when we were trying to build the lip.

Apr 14 2018 12:52AM

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FabricatedFront4

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Lmao I’m gonna try that

fredferlandWow your dog is amazing haha
I brought my dog while hitting urban for the first time this winter and she had a great time. We were in a schoolyard and she kept running all over the place and she would continuously steel snow blocks from our shovels when we were trying to build the lip.

Apr 14 2018 12:53PM

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Pilgore

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Hey sorry for the late bump. Just a heads up for anyone bringing there dog in the Backcountry. I was always hyper aware of the possibility of her hitting the edge on my skis or snowboard. Despite all this we had a terrible incident a few weeks ago. Her leg was cut where her Achilles and muscle meet along with a major vein. Blood was everywhere and they said if she was smaller dog bleeding to death would have been very likely. She was able to get into a vet within about an 2 hours after the incident and is now on the mend for the next 6 months or so.
Hindsight being 20/20 I would have been a bit more firm with her training. A shock collar even for anytime she darts in front and some treats when she follows properly.
Just some words of caution.

Feb 5 2020 10:46PM

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jeffrushtonHey sorry for the late bump. Just a heads up for anyone bringing there dog in the Backcountry. I was always hyper aware of the possibility of her hitting the edge on my skis or snowboard. Despite all this we had a terrible incident a few weeks ago. Her leg was cut where her Achilles and muscle meet along with a major vein. Blood was everywhere and they said if she was smaller dog bleeding to death would have been very likely. She was able to get into a vet within about an 2 hours after the incident and is now on the mend for the next 6 months or so.
Hindsight being 20/20 I would have been a bit more firm with her training. A shock collar even for anytime she darts in front and some treats when she follows properly.
Just some words of caution.

Damn dude. I am sorry to hear that. Looks like she has some fucking fun out there though. Get her healed up and back out there (safely of course)!

Feb 5 2020 10:57PM

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Pilgore

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MinggDamn dude. I am sorry to hear that. Looks like she has some fucking fun out there though. Get her healed up and back out there (safely of course)!

Thanks so much for the concern. Yea nothing else really gets her as hyped as winter sports. She's done a bunch of the Backcountry lines in our area that are out of reach for a lot of skiiers.

Feb 5 2020 11:00PM

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