dogplodder wrote:AnnieMacD wrote:What a fantastic walk by both humans and dogs. I can't imagine how tired you must have been but I'm sure it was worth it. The bodies soon recover ready for the next one! Hope the dogs do many more shorter trips with you.
Well in this case my body seemed to recover quicker! I was out yesterday with Moira doing a Corbett near Ullapool and got soaked while the dogs were tucked up in the warm and dry at home.
I'm impressed you've been out again; I've just been pouring over maps - good fun on a wet day
A big thank you for doing the trip report - given my record on failing to produce them its as well you are more conscientious! I will add a few more photos though ...
First those amazing dogs - who didn't fight when Bertie found a bone and Jack wanted to share it
And Jack wanting to join the black dog set ...
... and of course wanting food ...
... keeping close to you on the ridge ...
... and those beautiful mountains ...
... Bertie eying up the route to Loch Affric and home ...
The dogs are great companions on the hills, I used to worry about them on scrambly bits - but the easy stuff is no problem for them. When it comes to more challenging stuff, as well as very rocky, or scree ridden ground we tend to leave them at home.
