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| ljubitelj gora14. 08. 2012 20:05:17 |
Yes, a dog is man's best friend.
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| Irina15. 08. 2012 00:26:52 |
Hello wanderers!
Just yesterday I browsed the blog and enjoyed the photos in the gallery. And look, today the trail description followed. But I have one question, how did you arrange accommodation; camper or in hut/hotel? Thanks.
Let me add that Luna has already "ridden" so much with gondolas and chairlifts that she is totally confident and not afraid anymore. Usually she curls up and watches the action below her.
To the new tandem turbo-princess I wish long and nice friendship.
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| Irina16. 08. 2012 02:57:02 |
@turbo,
what would be wrong with passing me some info? So the preemptive apology was totally unnecessary. Thanks for kindness and lots of fun on trips with princess.
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| jany198016. 08. 2012 16:54:58 |
Where can we head with somewhat larger dogs?
It is known that smaller breeds are nimbler, get around on steep paths easier,....
Where to take this one?
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| katty16. 08. 2012 17:01:07 |
Jany1980, yesterday on the path to Tosec I noticed—along the whole trail from start to goal many dog darlings of various breeds and sizes. From Samoyed to Golden Retrievers. I think your dog is capable of such feats.
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| jany198016. 08. 2012 17:33:59 |
I know that every dog is capable of much more than some up here think...
That dumb question was meant for those who don't like themselves let alone animals...
Katty, thanks for the ans. 
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| turbo17. 08. 2012 14:07:46 |
Kosobrin said:
"for every disease a rose grows"
Freely after Kosobrin then for every furry one the right path is found 
Since some driving is not too much for me, princess and I drove to Ljubelj and walked to Zelenica. The lower half of the path we did on the forest trail, where there was shade and some breeze, so walking was a pleasure for both. Above on the "rescue" road we endured a bit and casually arrived at the hut. Behind the hut, on the ski slope, ideal meadows for playing with the ball and running back and forth. Nicely spent morning, no heat, pleasant breeze both up there and lower, really great.
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| ghost13wolf18. 08. 2012 16:28:39 |
Today Ox and I went to Uršlja Gora (Plešivec) from Slemen. The path is very suitable for a dog, quite steep though, but goes through the forest, so the furry one doesn't get too hot. But I have to warn that we met surely 10 dogs or more up to the top and on it, so if your dog has issues with its peers I advise against this trip. It's true it's Saturday today, so there were more two-legs than at the morning market.
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| mosovnik18. 08. 2012 17:48:51 |
Exactly as turbo said: "For every furry one the right path is found"!
But to make it right, you really need to do something in terms of fitness, adapting to more demanding paths etc. Our 9 year old labrador with some help still manages paths like e.g. the hunting path from Škrbina to Krofička. I know it won't last long. The intensity of effort on such paths at that age is really high.
Some snapshots from that path to Krofička: http://www.mojalbum.com/mosovnik/kroficka-lovska-pot-04-08-2012
Enjoy with your four-legs wherever you go and good luck!
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| VanSims18. 08. 2012 23:33:48 |
I still think that a dog is not for technically demanding paths. Why, I've already said.
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| mako4419. 08. 2012 10:41:32 |
I also think that walking dogs on Veliki vrh-Košuta and carrying cats up there doesn't belong!
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| VanSims19. 08. 2012 21:46:40 |
Hmm... ah, I'm up again to raise blood sugar for some?
Well here are some stray dogs from wandering around Bosnia and Herzegovina. Very calm, don't want anything and I could get quite close to them. They maybe even avoid people a bit. They probably already know why...
Bolder and more dangerous maybe only in packs. And of course don't touch them even if someone dares because who knows what diseases they have, although some were marked with something on the ear meaning they might be registered and vaccinated and at least somewhat cared for.
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| anja sanja20. 08. 2012 12:16:56 |
I have a dog myself and would ask what is a technically demanding path for you. I think it's very relative. I have a very small dog and always along the path I listen to comments how many batteries I changed, but everyone is excited where this creature can get to from Košuta to Vtača, Debele peči....
Because if I think about it, my mom for her even Golica or Debele peč is technically demanding.
But it's smart to check what the path is like if it's suitable for the dog because of size I mean. Otherwise the dog goes everywhere and it's not hard for him also because he's with the owner.
Ah here is a link for all those interested what my pooch is like and for all those to be horrified but know just this that I don't care about all comments, the point is we have fun :-)
Enter here
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| John20. 08. 2012 12:25:53 |
The path e.g. to Golica is not technically demanding, not even for your mom. It can be demanding (fitness-wise). My opinion is that technically demanding paths, especially for a dog, are e.g. all paths to Grintovec, Skuta, Kočni starting from Jezersko.
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| John20. 08. 2012 14:53:07 |
Well, just so we understand each other I also take the dog sometimes even two (puppies) to the mountains. They get to many places, yes, but not to rocky areas of course, otherwise everywhere
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| VanSims20. 08. 2012 19:02:56 |
@anja sanja:
>>>>>"I'd just like to tell you that doggies are capable of going insanely high even to Grintovec without special problems I wouldn't drag her to Skuta because it's too exposed and too much to carry"
Well, then you have a rough idea where you can go with a dog and where not. I hope you mean Grintovec via Streha.
In my opinion paths marked as difficult and above are not suitable for dogs. Exceptionally easier difficult ones or those difficult only on a few sections, otherwise the path is 'ordinary walking'.
As for fitness demands, each owner must assess what their dog is capable of and what not. Unfortunately many don't know.
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| Scabiosa25. 08. 2012 19:03:58 |
Cute report,
in recognizable turbo style  
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