ADOPTING AN AUSTRALIAN KELPIE Kira and Pound Rescue Sharing our experiences adding an Australian Kelpie to the family. We fit the description “family with an active lifestyle”. We don’t have a large fenced backyard, or a backyard at all for that matter. We have two off leash parks at our doorstep, a dog friendly bush…
If you’ve got the leg power to cart across your best friend and all the supplies you need, nothing can stop you… Except for National Parks, limited accommodation options, extreme weather, snake bites, a hot crossed sun on your bun, or the sad discovery that your dog is happiest surfing couches indoors.
If you choose to challenge yourself by carrying all your camping gear and risk chewed out tent zippers, then this is the article for you.
Whether you sail the streets with a parrot on your shoulder, or wrestle the curb with The Kraken. Size does matter when it comes to dogpacking.
In many parts of Australia, it’s illegal to have your dog tethered to a moving bicycle.
What does that mean for bikejorers and dog-sledding activities?
From backpacks to milk crates then onto bakfiet chariots.
These are the many ways you can carry your dog on a bicycle.
From getting comfortable around the bike, to planning your next multi-day trip. There’s a journey before the journey begins!
Adventure is great and all, but coming home unharmed means more adventures!
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