Colorado B.S. Thread

It's an awesome place, our dog loves it!!! Tons of dogs, lots of room to run and a swimming pool for dogs which they can swim in daily. Oh yeah and they get their own little room for sleeping.

I think it's $38 a night, the owners are awesome and facility is very clean

I was wondering if anyone else on here used somewhere they love, and or go to the doggie dude ranch.

http://dogcatranch.com/

 

My lab would escape from doggie day care or I would do it. He is very sneaky.

 

Sneaky little boogers!!! Ours is to smart for her own good

 

Yeah gunner will gtfo as soon as he sees an opening.

 

Gunner gets out of my yard and hangs out with the Denver city parks division guys. He has his own bowl in the admin office. He just walked in one day and took a nap in the biggest office he could find. So they gave him a bowl and then called me. He has since visited back all the time haha.

 

Thanks man. During the whole fiasco I located my 10" compound miter saw (helped the 2nd half of bench building go MUCH faster as I was using my circular saw for everything) as well as both a plunger router & tile wet saw that were still brand new in the box. Looks like that project list just got longer. lol

 

Ha ha ha ha, that's insane. Our dog would just chase bunnies all over the neighborhood, non stop, all day long.

She has the nickname "wild woman" at the dude ranch

 

Hahaha.

Yeah he comes back when he is done roaming. Never had a problem with him not coming home. He is always home in time to eat dinner.

 

Anyone know where there are some SUPER easy trails where my wife could learn to ride a dirt bike? I was thinking woodland park since it seems to be less rocky...

 

Got my 35" Treadwright Guard Dog's in the mail today! The Fed-Ex guy was bitchin up a storm though about how big and heavy they are

Not sure if I'll be able to get them on the truck until I get back from Florida. Anybody know of a place that will install and balance them?

 

check out the rampart range area too

 

Discount will do it

 

If you know where the Switzerland trail is. The north part is very open north of summerset. Tarryall is a great place that is all flat.

 

Rampart is not a good place to learn. I ride there but most people who ride there are good and they run people off the trail. They ride fast there and it's tight.

 

I have never ridden rampart. The switzerland trail sounds good. I would like an open area and some wide trails. She mountain bikes but I don't wanna do anything tight since it's all new...

 

Where is it Nederland? Dirt bikes are allowed?

 

Best place to learn to ride a dirtbike is in a big open field. Get used to the feeling and handling. Plenty of space to recover when a mistake is made and the ground tends to be more forgiving than a tree or rock.

 

Right... I just don't have a field.







I agree... not sure how that came across