Photographer, musician, ultra runner, dirtbag, 7-time Hardrock 100 finisher, Howie Stern joins The Nation to talk about
- caring for your trail running dogs
- hydration
- dog pace
- canine nutrition
- verbal leash
- how to dirtbag 101
- trail / ultra photography
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so many things i love in this podcast! one thing is that most national park backcountry trails are off limits to dogs. a notable exception is shenandoah. on the other hand, national forest trails are great for dogs!
I think I am the girl mentioned in the podcast, with the NC plates on the sticker covered Jeep full of all my stuff, parked at the trailhead – I was at American River Overlook the morning of this podcast. 🙂
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