Hiking with your Dog in Private Wilderness Areas

Video Transcript

"So if you’re lucky enough to find some private woods that you can walk in with your dog, that’s even better and its actually great to start working with your dog at a very young age, if you’ve got your dog as a puppy, to start working with your dog as a puppy, to follow along with you off leash. This gives the dog the ability to run ahead, to run behind, if you’ve got multiple dogs, they can actually play, and the dogs will wind up getting a lot more exercise, than just you walking along the trail. So, we’re talking a walk with Ursa, in some private woods here, and we’ve got her off leash. If you, if the woods are yours, then you know that you’re not gonna, you’re not likely to run into anybody else. If they’re woods of a friend, private for the individual that’s given you permission, then you still want to be a little bit careful about being aware who might else be, who might else be walking on the trail, who you might run into to. And, know your own dog well enough to know whether they’re going to be friendly if they run into strangers on the trail. Uh, but again, it’s a great way to get your dog some exercise, to get yourself some exercise in a different environment. "