Our advice for
a successful cani-rando
To make the most of your cani-rando experience, there are a few precautions to take. Make sure your dog is sufficiently trained for a mountain hike. The trails can be demanding, and it’s important that your dog is in good health and used to long walks. Provide plenty of water for you and your dog, and take regular breaks to rest and enjoy the scenery.
It’s also a good idea to find out which routes are suitable for cani-hiking and check the weather conditions before setting off. For an even more enjoyable experience, some local outfitters offer equipment hire services, such as harnesses and shock-absorbing leads, to ensure that the hike is comfortable for both of you.