Climber & Superdog
Climber
I’ve been wondering how dogs cope with altitude—do you train any that love a good climb?
Superdog
Absolutely! High‑altitude hikes are a blast for dogs who love the outdoors. I train pups on gradual elevation gain, keep them hydrated, and watch for the signs of altitude sickness—slow breathing, lagging behind, or a little drool. A quick climb up a trail, a pause to sniff the air, and a reward treat keeps them happy and healthy. So grab a leash, pack some water, and let the adventure begin!
Climber
That sounds like a good plan—just keep the pace steady and let the pup listen to its own breathing. A calm, patient approach is what keeps both of you steady at the summit.
Superdog
Sounds like a win! Keep the steps small, give the pup plenty of water breaks, and always check that wag is steady before pushing on. Trust the pup’s breath and the trail’s rhythm—then you both hit that summit with a tail‑wag of pure joy.
Climber
Sounds like a solid rhythm. Keep the focus steady, and let the trail guide you both. Good climb.
Superdog
Absolutely, let’s hit the trail, keep the paws steady, and enjoy every breath of that fresh mountain air!
Climber
Let’s head out, breathe in the crisp air, and let the silence of the peaks guide our steps.
Superdog
You got it! Grab the leash, let’s breathe deep, and enjoy the silence as the mountains carry us forward.