There is a difference between taking your dog on a neighborhood walk that might last an hour, versus driving to a trailhead where you are far from lots of conveniences. For the purposes of this list, I’m talking about what to take when on a hike in the outdoors where you might (hopefully) see wildlife, may or may not see other dogs/humans and really need to be self-sufficient. #1 Food. #2 Water When going on a hike, even if it won’t be setting records, in other words it might be modest in your mind, some amount of nutritional resources,...
If we take a small part of the fairy definition from the Webster Dictionary = a mythical being of folklore usually having diminutive human form and magic powers, then add it to the Webster poop definition = the act of defecating, we end up with this hybrid Poop Fairy = someone with magical powers dealing with crappy situations. Are you such a mythical person? While this idea of someone arriving and dealing with all dog shiz is fun and entertaining, it rarely (read never) happens. As a result we are left to the regular efforts of mere humans. This begs the question, do you pick up after your...
