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Word. We have a long-haired Daschund, appropiatelly named "Buster" -as the one
in Toy Story II. He got turned into a trail dog since he loves to follow my
three-year-old son wherever he goes. When the little weekend warrior made his
debut in our local trail system, we couldn't keep that furry frankfuter from
climbing into our van and following us down. He might not like jumping, but he
loves to run behind my son's bike. And with just some minor bruises he learned
pretty fast to look for the chicken line in every jump.
Honestly, I don't think there is one kind of trail dog. Some breeds might
adapt better than others (I don't think I'd get to see a Poodle running down a
trail anytime soon), but in the end, your dog will follow you wherever you go.
You just have to get It used to the kind of activities you enjoy at a short
age. I guess you can't really teach new tricks to an old dog.
July 19, 2016, 2:50 p.m. - Luix
#!markdown Word. We have a long-haired Daschund, appropiatelly named "Buster" -as the one in Toy Story II. He got turned into a trail dog since he loves to follow my three-year-old son wherever he goes. When the little weekend warrior made his debut in our local trail system, we couldn't keep that furry frankfuter from climbing into our van and following us down. He might not like jumping, but he loves to run behind my son's bike. And with just some minor bruises he learned pretty fast to look for the chicken line in every jump. Honestly, I don't think there is one kind of trail dog. Some breeds might adapt better than others (I don't think I'd get to see a Poodle running down a trail anytime soon), but in the end, your dog will follow you wherever you go. You just have to get It used to the kind of activities you enjoy at a short age. I guess you can't really teach new tricks to an old dog.