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Tips for Protecting Your Dog’s Paws During Winter Hikes
Adventure is everything. For adventurous folks, winter can seem like a humdrum of limitations in a world full of possibilities. Being cooped up inside during the monotonous months of cold... -
The Best (40 of them!) Dog-Friendly Winter Hikes Across Canada
With so many of us spending more time at home lately, ensuring that you’re still getting outside even when the weather turns colder can have great benefits for your mental... -
The Ultimate Shopping Guide for Hikers and Your Dog This Christmas
Whether you’re shopping for someone who loves hiking with their pup or looking to treat your own furry family member (and yourself!), Christmas is a great time to stock up... -
Best Training Tips For Hiking With Your Dog
Photo Credit: @aswild79 Avid Runner and Hiker in the Rocky Mountains While there are so many benefits to hiking with your dog being a great form of exercise for both... -
Complete Guide To Summer Camping With Your Dog
With your dog as your co-pilot, there are a number of reasons to look forward to camping this year: the change to disconnect, explore new places, and for both your... -
The Rocky Mountain Collection is Here
It's here, the Rocky Mountain Collection is starting with our introduction of the Kootenay and Banff leash and collar combo. Canmore Dog Leash & Collar Another dog leash and collar... -
Tips for Summer Hiking with Your Dog in the Time of Social Distancing
With so many of us missing getting out on the trail due to self-isolation, it comes as welcome news that many provincial and national parks are reopening or considering reopening... -
Rocky Mountain Dog Joins Climate Neutral
Calgary, AB 04/22/2020 – Rocky Mountain Dog is proud to announce it has joined Climate Neutral Certified, an independent certification program that verifies a company has achieved net-zero carbon emissions... -
How to Get Your Dog Comfortable Wearing Goggles
While they’re super cool looking and are sure to garner plenty of attention, dog goggles also serve a purpose beyond making your dog fit in on the slopes. If you and your pup love seeking out adventures or you have a working dog, it’s important to add dog goggles to your gear kit. UV protection is perhaps the most obvious way that goggles help to protect your dog’s eyes and vision: while UV exposure doesn’t impact dog’s vision in the same way that it does ours, it can lead to dry eyes as well as other conditions, as well as make aggravate eye issues for those dogs who have or are more prone to developing eye conditions like pugs and Boston terriers. But, they’ll also help to protect your dog’s eyes from other irritants like plants, dust, and wind. Let’s start by taking a look at all the benefits that doggy goggles and dog eye protection can offer. -
10 Things to Do with Your Dog in Self-Isolation
With so many of us practicing social distancing to protect both ourselves and others, self-isolating with your dog is something that many of us will be doing. And while spending... -
Best Spots For Pictures in Alberta by Ally Dittrick
Hey adventurers! I’m Ally, an Edmonton based photographer that enjoys escaping to the mountains with my Goldendoodle, Kuta.
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RMD Ambassador, Kristen, Roaming the Rockies
Calgary, Alberta Instagram: @bentley_yyc By: Kristen C If the spirit of adventure were a person, you’d meet Kristen. That adventurist pursuit is her passion for the outdoors, the mountains and her pup,...
