General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Owning a dog and going climbing	8-Apr-2010 At 1:14:46 PM	bones
Message
The prospect of moving into a house with a decent yard has reignited my girlfriends pleas that we get a dog. I love dogs, but as they're not allowed at the best crags in Vic I'm concerned that it will make already difficult weekend missions (Fri night - Sun night Melb to Gramps/Araps) even more difficult. Anyone in melbourne have a dog, a full time job and a regular weekend climbing schedule and manage to keep everyone happy? What do you do with the dog while you're away? Any nice convenient kennels on the western hwy?

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