Mutts on Munros

[mickyjones]

Wee Cluanie added another 3 yesterday,the Brothers Ridge,glen sheil....24 in the wee man's doggy bag now

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[wee black dug]

Here we have (L - R) Maura, Skye (two of andyfitz's collection) and Jorja. Sgurr a' Mhaoraich yesterday.

There may have been a biscuit just out of shot.

[wee black dug]

Molly on Beinn Fhada. July 2015.

[mickyjones]

wee Cluanie bagging his 32nd and 33rd munros yesterday A Chralaig and Mullach Fraoch-choire

[jamesb63]

top of Bineinn Mor his 38th since May 2015

Na Gruagachean number 39

Done Ring Of Steall 2 weeks previous enjoyed his scramble over Devils Ridge

[electricfly]

What's your handsome boy's name James?

Alfie and his son, Tarsuinn here enjoying the views from Alfie's penultimate munro, Mullach an Rathain (281) on Liathach.
Counting repeats etc, Alfie has climbed 362 munros, with young Tarsuinn chalking up 160 so far.



522 munros between these 8 paws!

[CharlesT]

What's your handsome boy's name James?

Alfie and his son, Tarsuinn here enjoying the views from Alfie's penultimate munro, Mullach an Rathain (281) on Liathach.
Counting repeats etc, Alfie has climbed 362 munros, with young Tarsuinn chalking up 160 so far.



522 munros between these 8 paws!

Well done those dogs!

Out of idle curiosity, do Munro completing dogs have to scale the In Pinn? Am Basteir would be a bit of a doggy challenge too!

Extra biscuit for Alfie on summiting no 282 (Bla Bheinn?).

[electricfly]

Cheers Charles, yes Bla' Bheinn to be the last one. Hoping to maybe get a few days of good weather to fit in a Cuillin traverse beforehand (dog-less of course).

As far as I'm aware there have been no successful, self-propelled, canine ascents of the Inn Pinn. There was a chap who in 2009 paid for a Skye mountain guide to hoist his Boxer up the Inn Pinn in a special "dog rescue" harness. I really don't see the point in people carrying or hoisting dogs to places they can't reach under their own steam, unless it's necessary for the continuation of an extended route. If it's just to take a picture and prove a point, well it's kinda daft but also a bit sad IMO.

Here's a photo of Teallach the famous mountaineering GSD beside the Inn Pinn. A clever angle makes it look like he's on the pinnacle, but he's actually sitting on Sgurr Dearg summit.

[spiderwebb]

If there ever was a thread to make you smile this one is it, love it. Some numbers under their paws between your two Eric jeez

Uncle Dave says Hi

[wee black dug]

Molly on A' Ghlas-bheinn. July 2015. The haircut rather gives the game away that it wasn't the same day in July as Beinn Fhada.

[Bob the Dog]

Bob enjoying a cracking hill day

[jamesb63]

Jakes hit number 46 in just 13 weeks will make his 50th on 22/8.15
Doing the Clachlet traverse in Blackmount

Summit of An Stuc

[OpenC]

Lola in various locations between Carn an Tuirc, Tolmount, Tom Buidhe and Cairn of Claishe..

[Sunset tripper]

Maya on Meall Ligiche summit

I know its not a munro and neither is this but a bit unusual
Just dug (pardon the pun) out these pictures from a while back I came across three dogs apparently by themselves on a park bench in Ballater

[mickyjones]

Wee Cluanie bagged the cairnwell munro's on Saturday, 42 in his wee doggy bag now and met another bagging jack called 'Haggis'