My very own wolfpack

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My wolfpack just below the summit of Volz Benchmark.
The talus is too steep and loose to safely be accompanied by a leashed dog, so my husband and I had to trade off dog-watching duties to reach the summit.
14 June 2009

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Marcsoltan

Great shot...

Voted 10/10

great outing, great family.

Posted Jun 23, 2009 12:53 pm


	Sarah Simon	Re: Great shot...
	Hasn't voted	Thanks, Marc. We are one happy, goofy family. The dogs, with their unconditional love, help us to remember what's really important in life. Sarah
		Posted Jun 23, 2009 1:58 pm


	lcarreau	Re: Great shot...
	Voted 10/10	Glad to see you back in Colorado! One question : Who let the dog out ??? : )
		Posted Jun 23, 2009 9:47 pm


	Sarah Simon	Re: Great shot...
	Hasn't voted	Who, the big dawg in the maroon shirt and sunglasses? I let him out once or twice a week if he's good. ;)
		Posted Jun 23, 2009 10:22 pm

madeintahoe

Wonderful Happy Dogs

Voted 10/10

I really love this picture...thank you. My husband and I are mourning the passing of our last doggie Lucy..she was our 7th doggie...she passed over yesterday 6/22/09..horrible aching pain it is to loose them.
I think it's awesome you take them on your hikes with you...they like us enjoy being out in the wilds.
Enjoy them all and thank you

Anita

Posted Jun 23, 2009 10:56 pm


	Sarah Simon	Re: Wonderful Happy Dogs
	Hasn't voted	Anita, We just recently put down a 16-17 year old (Tom adopted her from the pound as pup but isn't sure of the year) dog named Bubba (female). It broke our hearts. My thoughts are with you and your husband with the loss of Lucy. I'm sure you gave her a wonderful life. RIP, beloved Lucy. :( Sarah
		Posted Jun 23, 2009 11:17 pm

StarMan

Nice looking wolfpack!

Voted 10/10

And proud to see our state highpoint prominently displayed on Alpha! I notice the bear spray... any occasion to use it? (Well I hope not!)

Posted Jun 25, 2009 8:31 am


	Sarah Simon	Re: Nice looking wolfpack!
	Hasn't voted	StarMan, I was WAITING for a N. Carolinian to notice that shirt. Tom's an Alabama native; he was overjoyed to see Moonpies in NC. We don't run into many bears in CO, honestly, but it's a "just in case." Really, loose, out of control dogs are more of a problem. You know...the "friendly dogs" who are "under voice command", right until they lunge at our dogs and attack. So, the bear spray is as much for aggressive dogs as for bears. After all, the bear spray is a bit more politically correct of a solution than the 40-cal. ;) Sarah
		Posted Jun 25, 2009 10:04 am