I would also make sure dogs are micro chipped. They are in a strange place and with small or large wild animals even the best dog can run after one and end up lost ! I live in a small tourist town and see tourists trying to find thier dogs. It makes it so much easier to match a lost pet with its owner when they are chipped, collars and tags can get lost ! ALso I live in bear country where its NOT safe to tie up your dogs unattended and small dogs can be prey to large birds ( eagles, hawks, owls ).
Traveling and Camping with Dogs
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LOVE camping and hiking with my dogs! And I love seeing everyone's photos. Here are some of mine. We go 2-4 times a year, up into the Adirondack Mountains of Northern New York. Greyhounds Clifford (fawn) and Lucy (black) have both passed away, unfortunately. 
Jack is the brindle and Lela is the, um, non-Greyhound, LOL:
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And this is what my dogs look like on the trip home, LOL! This was Lucy after a camping trip up at Rollins Pond, lol...
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Jack is the brindle and Lela is the, um, non-Greyhound, LOL:
And this is what my dogs look like on the trip home, LOL! This was Lucy after a camping trip up at Rollins Pond, lol...
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Heheh this is Squash on the ride home... Fighting the sleep monster, and then losing...
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And this lookout looks like your lookout! This is in the arrowhead of Minnesota, though (ETA: the far shore is actually Canada):
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And this lookout looks like your lookout! This is in the arrowhead of Minnesota, though (ETA: the far shore is actually Canada):
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