Dog Hiking Gear
Complete guide to essential gear for hiking and outdoor adventures with your dog
Outdoor dog collars, quick-drying collars, reflective collars, and collar accessories
1Outdoor dog collars, quick-drying collars, reflective collars, and collar accessories
GPS trackers, dog cameras, GoPro mounts, goggles, and technology accessories for outdoor dogs
1GPS trackers, dog cameras, GoPro mounts, goggles, and technology accessories for outdoor dogs
No-pull harnesses, hiking harnesses, running harnesses, backpack harnesses, and adventure-specific dog harnesses
1No-pull harnesses, hiking harnesses, running harnesses, backpack harnesses, and adventure-specific dog harnesses
Dog boots, booties, paw wax, paw balm, and paw protection for hiking, snow, ice, hot pavement, and rough terrain
1Dog boots, booties, paw wax, paw balm, and paw protection for hiking, snow, ice, hot pavement, and rough terrain
Portable water bottles, collapsible bowls, and dehydration prevention for hiking dogs
1Portable water bottles, collapsible bowls, and dehydration prevention for hiking dogs
Ruffwear, Kurgo, Hurtta, Alcott, Wilderdog, and other outdoor dog brand reviews
1Ruffwear, Kurgo, Hurtta, Alcott, Wilderdog, and other outdoor dog brand reviews
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Best Dehydrated Dog Food: 6 Brands Ranked for Backpacking
Tested across 900 Appalachian Trail miles with a 75 lb dog. Six brands ranked by calories per ounce, water needed, and 30-day resupply cost — the weight math that actually matters on multi-day trips.
Best Dog Food for Active Dogs (2026): 6 Athletic Formulas Ranked
Six high-protein performance formulas ranked by calories, 30/20 ratio, and price per pound. Top pick: Purina Pro Plan Sport at 484 kcal/cup — the field-proven standard for athletic, working, and trail dogs.
Dehydrated vs. Freeze-Dried Dog Food for Backpacking
Dehydrated vs. freeze-dried dog food for backpacking: the real trade-offs in pack weight, water, and cost per day, tested over 900 miles on the AT.
What to Feed Your Dog on a Multi-Day Backpacking Trip
How much to pack, what type of food, when to feed, and how to store it: a complete dog feeding plan for multi-day backpacking and thru-hikes, trail-tested.
Gunner Kennel Review: Is It Worth $650–$900 for Trail Dogs?
Gunner kennel vs Ruffland, Variocage, and Impact. CPS crash test results, weight trade-offs, vehicle fit guide, and who should buy each one.
How Much to Feed a Dog: A Feeding Chart by Weight and Age
A dog feeding chart by weight and age that gives you calories first and cups second, because the same 4 cups can be 896 or 2,080 calories depending on the bag.
Honest Kitchen Review (2026): 900 Trail Miles With One Dog
We fed Honest Kitchen to a 60 lb dog for 900 Appalachian Trail miles. Ingredients, guaranteed analysis, recall history, real cost per day by dog weight, and the weight-savings claim that doesn't survive the math.