Multnomah Falls, OR
We hiked in to our "primitive" campsite.
When camping around others your pets should always be under control,
so they went up and down the hill alot as we made
camp.
The forest around Multnomah have
miles of hiking trails. We find that walking with a pack in nature
while requiring structure and discipline from them is the fastest
and surest method to rehabilitation of
behavior.
Rest breaks are an excellent time for
bonding.
This was our goal for the day. We
discovered that Jackson, our youngest and most high energy dog, was
spooked by the roar of the falls. All the other visitors were also
very excited with lots of noisy children, which spooked him further.
We had to work with him alot to calm him down, but we insisted he
adjust to it and trust our leadership. It was particularly important
here, since the path walks behind the falls, and if we didn't keep
him under control we would never have been able to continue
on.
This is Multnomah Falls. It is
one of the highest falls in the Pacific Northwest. Definitely worth
the trip.
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