I abandoned a blog on this title and url. I guess I abandoned it because of dog politics. There are those in the UK making a business out of cani-cross, there are elitist and competitive sled dog racers jealously guarding their 'rights' to privately use public forestry as their own. I guess I bowed down to pressure and slid out. Well, now I'm back.
This blog is re-dedicated to bikejoring, canicross, dog-trekking, biking with dogs, activity dogs. Its about lifestyle. Its proof that you can keep dogs happy and fit - even sled dogs, without being rich or taking on a pack or getting involved with competitive societies.
Its about running, biking or hiking with dogs.
Good to have you back. Missed all your blogging so looking forward to reading your new updates.
ReplyDeleteGreat, don't let the bastards drag you down! It's about getting out with the dogs and having some fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you back Paul! I enjoy following your adventures. I currently bike my dogs with attachments that keep them to the side but am eager to get some gear and get out in a nice open area and do some bikejoring myself.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back my favourite bikejorer-er :) You have my support and my dog's too. Can't wait to see new photos and images of your adventures.
ReplyDeleteKeep it safe always.
Looking forward to reading the blog. Just been out for the first time doing a "have a go" canicross mile (with a Miniature Dachshund) and have had the most amazing time. Completely addicted, NEED to have a go at bikejor.
ReplyDeleteNote to self. May need a bigger dog...
I missed the hell out of your blog. Glad you are back. Look forward to reading future posts.
ReplyDeleteI've just started Bikejoring in Scotland and looking for others to join us. We ride the Seven Staines mainly Glentress in Peebles, also Perthshire and the Cairngorms. Just completed an 87 mile Cairngorm trip mlti epic. U can see us on Facebook By typing Alan Morton and also Bikjoring Scotland on Facebook. Or you can contact us on 07870 356325.
ReplyDeleteHey! Nice to have you back! You are one of the first references to me in bikejoring! Now I'm training my Sibe. I saw once a pic of Wolfy wearing a dog pack on top of his X-back, is it comfortable por him? I've just bought a pack for my dog, so i'm planning using both at bikejoring. Thanks a lot and keep coming the nice (and fun)bikejoring!!
ReplyDeleteJust got Callie her x-back harness from David on e-bay and it fits like a glove. Short video on on Bikejoring page on Facebook. Tried it out yesterday in the rain. Worked really well. I am using a retractable lead with bungie which really helps to keep the line tight and away from the front wheel.
ReplyDeleteHi from Australia, I ride my bike with a huskie and samyoed. We have a great time, the huskie more so than all. They so love to run. We thankyou for your blog so that we can learn from others and reassure you that your audience spans the globe.
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I keep coming back here hoping for new content. How I do wish you would start writing again. Was very enjoyable reading and the photos were good too.
ReplyDeleteHi just found your blog from sohummushers. I'm in UK and have an interest in this - currently I only bike with a Walkydog (one dog only) but I'd be interested in more. Hope you keep up this blog.
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I'm so sorry that I've only just seen all of your comments.
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