Gear My Dogs Take Backpacking

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
  • Hey Friends! I hope you’re enjoying this series of videos on backpacking with dogs. Today I’m going through everything that goes into Barrett and Nora’s packs for a typical weekend trip.
    For even more info about the gear items shared in this video check out my blog post on this topic. There’s also two FREE downloadable resources included in the post. A dog gear checklist and instructions for how to make a DIY sleep pad for dogs. You can find all of that here: seagrasstosassafras.com/post/doggear
    You can also find an extensive review of my dog's backpack at: seagrasstosassafras.com/post/...
    Everything I share today is my own opinion from my personal experience with these products. Nothing sponsored!
    Music featured in this video: “Come Again” by Holizna
    Outro music: “Carry On” by The New Valleys
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    Time Codes:
    0:00 - Intro
    0:25 - Check out the blog post
    1:06 - Backpack
    3:47 - Sleep Pad / Bed
    5:45 - 3 in 1 Jacket
    7:22 - Food & Bowl
    9:24 - No Boots! Mushers Secret
    10:58 - Other Care Products
    12:47 - Miscellaneous
    14:22 - Shared Gear
    15:35 - How much does it weigh?
    16:17 - Packing it all up
    16:43 - Weighing it on the Scale
    16:54 - Outro

КОМЕНТАРІ • 31

  • @SM-bu9bz
    @SM-bu9bz 3 місяці тому +4

    As far as burying poop and all the naysayers.... just remember, where bears. Coyotes, squirrels and every other creature goes to the bathroom, and they dont bury it.

  • @CanadianKobolds
    @CanadianKobolds 3 місяці тому +1

    Thanks for making this video! I just bought a backpack for my dog and I've been really interested in seeing what people put in their dog packs. My plan is for Smokey to carry his sleeping bag, food, water, poopy bags, treats, and an ID card in case he gets separated from me.

  • @theoutdoordogandhikinggirl
    @theoutdoordogandhikinggirl Рік тому +1

    Awesome video! Love to see others out with their dog 🥰
    Subscribed!

  • @AdventuresWithLoki
    @AdventuresWithLoki Рік тому +2

    Some good advice and tips here, thank you! Looking to do my first overnight backpacking trip with my dog in the next couple of weeks.

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Рік тому

      That's so exciting! I hope y'all have a great time. Thank you for watching my videos on backpacking with dogs 👣🐾⛰️

  • @user-jk9it2dl5h
    @user-jk9it2dl5h Рік тому +1

    I luv ur doggos and hiking sessions!

  • @kirareoh1143
    @kirareoh1143 11 місяців тому +1

    The best doggie hiking video I have watched! This has been extremely helpful 👍. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  11 місяців тому +1

      That's so sweet! I'm happy to hear you found it so helpful 😊

    • @kirareoh1143
      @kirareoh1143 11 місяців тому +1

      @@SeagrasstoSassafras and I checked out your web sight-loved the bible talk 💖💖💖

  • @robertdean1579
    @robertdean1579 Рік тому +1

    I spent 5 days last week in Rocky Mountain National Park where I hiked over 40 miles. It was awesome! I can't wait for cooler days here in the SE to get back into doing local hikes.

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Рік тому

      😲That sounds incredible! What was the most exciting or memorable part of the adventure??
      I'm right there with you 😮‍💨 I'm over these 80 and 90 degree temperatures! Lol.

    • @robertdean1579
      @robertdean1579 Рік тому +1

      @@SeagrasstoSassafras All of it was just wonderful: the pleasant temperatures and low humidity, the smell of the forest, the waterfalls, the animals (elk, pika, marmot, weasel, even saw a large bobcat), eating wild raspberries, hiking in the aspen/ponderosa pine forest, etc.

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Рік тому

      😲 Now I'm SUPER jealous 😁 No, I'm happy for you. Sounds like a once in a lifetime experience!

  • @Rep7_Outdoors
    @Rep7_Outdoors Рік тому +1

    I'm in your boat Seagrass weather here the last 3 or 4 weekends been horrible for Volunteer hiking ( if stuck in it ok) , Good info for people hiking with companions! , I have actually been looking into getting a companion for hiking as I mostly solo. Thanks for the video.

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Рік тому

      What's the opposite of a raindance? Better yet, what's the cold weather version of a raindance? 🤔😆 Maybe that's what we need.
      That's exciting! Any idea what breed?

    • @Rep7_Outdoors
      @Rep7_Outdoors Рік тому +1

      Australian Shepherd or Lab I think

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Рік тому

      Australian shepherds are really popular hiking dogs! Whatever you decide on, I'm sure they'll be a perfect adventure buddy 😊

  • @mtadams2009
    @mtadams2009 6 місяців тому +1

    I will check out that pack. I really like your tip for the mushers cream. I have been carrying in a plastic bag and your idea is much better. Something I have been carrying but never have used is that powder that clouts blood in case my dog lost a nail or paws get cut. Fortunately I have never used it. I have been carrying my dogs gear because of past pack issues. I would be willing to give this one a try. Thanks

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  6 місяців тому

      I've tested out a few other brands like Mountainsmith and AlphaPak since but it is still my favorite dog backpack!
      I need to add blood clotting powder to their first aid kit! It's better to have something like that and never need it than to really need it and not have it.

    • @mtadams2009
      @mtadams2009 6 місяців тому

      @@SeagrasstoSassafras Thanks for sharing your experience with this pack. Finding a good pack for a dog can be a real challenge, especially for those of us who are taking our dogs on extended trips. I would really love not carrying all of my dog’s gear and especially her food. I am planning out our trip next summer for the Colorado Trail. I will order this pack and give it a test. What brand of dehydrated food do you feed your dog. I ran into a man on the AT and he had hiked 1,700 miles on the AT with his dog and he said dehydrated food lacked the nutrient needed for a long hike. Not being a vet I have no clue. I have used a mix of high protein and fat food with a little dehydrated food. My dog will eat pretty much anything but I want her well fed and I take very good care of her. I definitely want to drop some weight for the Colorado Trail. Take care and thanks for making these videos.

  • @user-hv3jy5vg9h
    @user-hv3jy5vg9h 4 місяці тому +1

    hi,
    I really enjoy watching your video, I have looked for the Top paw 3 in 1 jacket and I have not been able to find it? Do you have any other suggestions I like the fleece how it detaches from the outer shell of the jacket. I also would like to try to make the sleeping pad the one that looks like bubble wrap on the inside of it too with the car shield. Where would I find those directions and materials?

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  4 місяці тому +1

      Hey there! Yeah I think the Top Paw jacket may have been discontinued. Pet Smart currently has a similar product: Arcadia Trail 3-in-1 Dog Coat. It has the same outer shell and removable fleece layer design.
      If you go to the blog post linked in the description, I have the info for how I made the dog pad out of a sunshield at the bottom of the post. Hopefully all this helps!

  • @ggggg4030
    @ggggg4030 Місяць тому

    Will your shepherd stay at camp without being tied up?

  • @joyrenenardozzi6226
    @joyrenenardozzi6226 2 місяці тому +1

    Just something to think about before you dip into your mushers wax because you forgot chapstick. Your dog’s feet are on the ground. The very nasty ground. All that dirt and bacteria. Just be careful

    • @SeagrasstoSassafras
      @SeagrasstoSassafras  Місяць тому +1

      😅 I don't apply it directly from the tube to their feet. I put however much I think I’ll need on the back of my hand first.

  • @danielcurtis1434
    @danielcurtis1434 3 місяці тому

    Burying poop??? If we found a choice rock we’d just throw some dirt on it . What is the wilderness for at that point???

    • @victoriawhitehead5724
      @victoriawhitehead5724 2 місяці тому +3

      Mainly because dogs aren't in that habitat naturally, so if animals in that area eat it they can get exposed to new bacteria. This is also why some may have a no bury rule, as animals can still dig it and eat it that way. :D

    • @danielcurtis1434
      @danielcurtis1434 Місяць тому

      @@victoriawhitehead5724 I understand. The thing is foreign bacteria also train one’s immune system. I suspect it’s more an issue of what domesticated dogs eat abd the nutrients left behind???