[Az-Geocaching] K9 cachers and stuff

[Chelby Geiss]

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Well, when we were caching (amazing how pregnancy kills your caching 
desire!:) Kiva and Lancer would pretty much go anywhere with us that 
they were allowed!  One thing that I stress is to know your dog before 
you drag them out hiking(in general or for a cache)!  If he's used to 
being a couch potato, he's not going to do well on a long hike.  I know 
my guys limit is about 10 miles round trip.  I also know my guys are 
not fond of scrambling over rocks, so they would have hated Tup Top, 
and elected to stay home:)

And thanks Connie for mentioning the dangers of leaving anything living 
in a car in Az during the summer!  We have had 3 dogs left in cars at 
the ghost town so far this summer.  Since I am so close to the parking 
lot, I'm usually one of the first people to hear them cry.  We make an 
announcement over the loud speaker and you wouldn't believe how irate 
people become because you just embarrassed them!  And the most shameful 
part of this...these are people with Arizona license plates (definitely 
NOT rental cars) that should know better!!!!

OK!  Now you guys have me geared up to hit the trails this fall with 
the pups and baby!  We have already bought the Kelty kids backpack!  
Too bad they don't make one for the dogs to haul the baby!:)...oh wait! 
  I think that's called a saddle!:)


Team desertSol
Chelby & Kevin
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Kiva and Lancer (German Shepherds)
Apache Junction, AZ
www.desertsol.com/~chelby/geocaching
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Well, when we were caching (amazing how pregnancy kills your caching
desire!:) Kiva and Lancer would pretty much go anywhere with us that
they were allowed!  One thing that I stress is to know your dog before
you drag them out hiking(in general or for a cache)!  If he's used to
being a couch potato, he's not going to do well on a long hike.  I
know my guys limit is about 10 miles round trip.  I also know my guys
are not fond of scrambling over rocks, so they would have hated Tup
Top, and elected to stay home:)


And thanks Connie for mentioning the dangers of leaving anything
living in a car in Az during the summer!  We have had 3 dogs left in
cars at the ghost town so far this summer.  Since I am so close to the
parking lot, I'm usually one of the first people to hear them cry.  We
make an announcement over the loud speaker and you wouldn't believe
how irate people become because you just embarrassed them!  And the
most shameful part of this...these are people with Arizona license
plates (definitely NOT rental cars) that should know better!!!!


OK!  Now you guys have me geared up to hit the trails this fall with
the pups and baby!  We have already bought the Kelty kids backpack! 
Too bad they don't make one for the dogs to haul the baby!:)...oh
wait!  I think that's called a saddle!:)



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Apache Junction, AZ

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