Autumn as a continuation and unavoidable consequence of the best summerseason I can remember.
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Sunday, October 12, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Transition Summer to Fall
A relaxing hike at Blefjell after a long summer with lots of running. It has been an extended summer, and this hike marks the commencement of fall. Lazy dogs and lazy man recharging our batteries before winter.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
33 centigrades summerheat
Buddy and I at Edens Lake. Breaking off a run in 33 centigrades in change for a swim. Watch buddys large paws facilitating his strokes in the water. Just like a beaver.
Friday, June 20, 2014
Summer Semiwolves - Sunny Skinnydipping
At 30 below or 30 above the wolfdogs enjoy an easy jog as much as I do. With ease, and unlike the panting of the common dog while running in such heat, they run along without a sound from their throats. A wolfdog adapts to the extremes of both summer and winter in a much better way than the shepherd or the retriever. Physical fitness will in addition make it possible for the dog to run without overheating. An anatomy that allows effortless locomotion in a physical fit dog prevent the overproduction of endogenous heat. Interestingly; a walk on a leash results in more panting than an easy freerunning trot. The trot is the natural choice of gait for a longer distance in a canine.
In my experience the trot should be the main gait from the age of 3 months until maturity. This period of physical development is crucial to the animal for the rest of its life. Walking, and especially on a road, should be restricted in favor of a trot to enhance the better physical development. Not only for the muscles and fitness of the animal, but also for its joints and bones. Maybe more important for a lazy breed like the wolfdog.
Arriving the lake they cool down swimming and playing. Unlike my skinnydipping they have to wear their coats on in the water, but a much reduced summercoat without wool as undercover. This is midsummer celebration 2014.
In my experience the trot should be the main gait from the age of 3 months until maturity. This period of physical development is crucial to the animal for the rest of its life. Walking, and especially on a road, should be restricted in favor of a trot to enhance the better physical development. Not only for the muscles and fitness of the animal, but also for its joints and bones. Maybe more important for a lazy breed like the wolfdog.
Arriving the lake they cool down swimming and playing. Unlike my skinnydipping they have to wear their coats on in the water, but a much reduced summercoat without wool as undercover. This is midsummer celebration 2014.
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Entering his 13th summer with no trace of senescence
Similar to the reindeers; this animal floats on top of whatever surface his is running on. The distance doesnt matter - short or long. He has passed 12 years and is running his 13th summer without any trace of senescence.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Monday, May 5, 2014
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