Dog Friendly Trails
Dog friendly hiking trails for you to explore!
Finding Balance at Orris Falls, South Berwick, ME
Today we are revisiting one of favorite hikes, Orris Falls in South Berwick, Maine. This trail provides a good balance of what we appreciate in a dog friendly hike including interesting historic features, unique rock formations, and the scenic beauty of nature. Traditionally when we visit, we begin our hike along Thurrell Road. Problem is […]
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On the Trail of Bigfoot
As a renowned Dog Ufologist, I’m always on alert for the paranormal. Such was the case when on a recent hike I realized we were on the trail of Bigfoot! Now I know there are experts out there who spend their entire lives in the woods searching for signs without finding a single clue. But […]
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Our Special Walk for Grandpa
There’s a crisp feeling of fall in the air today. Autumn was Grandpa’s favorite time of year. On that first crisp fall weekend, Grandpa would load the family up in the car and take them in search of the colorful leaves. Mom fondly recalls these roadtrips to the mountains and seacoast, and how excited Grandpa […]
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A Refresher for Mr. Nosey
September is a good time not just for humans but for dogs to brush up on old skills and learn new ones. Case in point, during the winter our go-to game to keep us entertained inside when playing outside isn’t an option is doing Nose Work. Nose Work is a dog sport gaining in popularity […]
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Choose Your Adventure at Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region
There’s more to Mount Agamenticus in York, Maine than the popular trails around the First Hill Summit. Beginning September 2022 and lasting through spring of 2023, due to improvements being made to that area, there will be periodic trail closures. However, there is still plenty to explore at the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region! On our […]
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A Logical Explanation as to Why Summer Flew By
How can it possibly be mid-September already? It seems like just yesterday it was June and we were full of hope and promise for a summer full of adventures. You have to ask yourself, did Asa and I fall into an Alien wormhole trap again? This Dog Ufologist says, “YES!” According to the Einstein-Rosen Bridge […]
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Rip Tide Reminder
We interrupt our regularly scheduled post with this important reminder about rip tides. With Hurricane Earl spinning off the New England coast, there will be rough waves along the beaches this weekend. Meteorologists are predicting 4 to 8 feet swells that will create a rip current risk, and swimmers are advised to take caution. Therefore […]
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Casinos and Comedy for Operation Delta Dog
Looking for an exciting night out while supporting Veterans and service dogs? Then we recommend Casinos and Comedy for Operation Delta Dog! There will be games, silent auctions, raffles, wine and beer tastings, live music, and stand-up comedy by The Veterans of Comedy! Funds raised will support Operation Delta Dog’s mission to provide service dogs […]
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Thank You, Pye Esq., the Best Puppy Defender
How do you say goodbye to someone who lived a relatively quiet life away from the spotlight, yet was known by friends around the world? Such is the case for our dear friend and lawyer, Pye, the Guinea Pig, Esq., who crossed Rainbow Bridge on Friday. Council to dogs everywhere, Pye’s quiet and reassuring presence […]
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Solid Advice for Back to School
As many of our friends with both four legs and two, young and old, go back to school, I would like to share with you the solid advice I gave Asa when he was just a puppy. These words of inspiration can be found etched in stone along the Babson Boulder Trail in Dogtown Woods, in […]
