Let's See Your Dogs!!

Nice! Did u have a float attached to the gopro? I have a hero 3 but I'd be nervous to launch it out into the water. Cool video.

 

thanks! no vote, I was being pretty careless with that thing, probably should've had a float

 

My two mutts....



Charleston (Charlie) is the derpy yellow lab/golden retriever mix and Savannah is the black lab/border collie mix.

Savannah is my dog... A parking lot puppy that turned out to be the best dog I've ever had.

Charlie is here because of the Mrs. He's 7 months old... Still a big goofy pup. But we are working on him haha!

 

As long as the case doesn't hit anything to crack it you can throw these Go Pros into water all day long. I have on on my dogs harness and he jumps into the pool with it, dives down a few feet and no issues.

But I feel ya, the first time my $400 camera went under water I sure did get nervous!

 

I'm more concerned about it sinking and not finding it

 

Get the floaty backdoor. You can get them real cheap on Amazon.

 

Here's Huckleberry Phil! These are about a week or so after we got him. My wife does rescue work at one of the local shelters and he started out as a foster that turned into our new best friend. He had a twin sister in the litter so it was Phil and Lil and we added Huckleberry. His dad was a BLuetick Coon and Momma was a Plott Hound. These are the only pics I have uploaded on my computer now but he's 5 months now and just over 50lbs.

 

Lucy, our 1.5 year old Red Heeler.

Sedona & Grand Canyon by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

 

How is she with getting in and out of the tent? and how are you doing it? I'm hoping to get mine mounted up tomorrow and still trying to figure out the best way for that.

 

We took a chunk of foam we had that floats great and tied it to it.

 

She's taken to the tent very well, and likes to be up there if she gets spooked or anxious.

Since she's only about 30~lbs, we just lift in and out of the tent. She's attempted the ladder by herself, but not stoked on the idea. If she got hurt or fell out in a remote area, it would suck. So we play it safe.

Sedona & Grand Canyon by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

Sedona & Grand Canyon by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

 

Alright cool thanks!

 

That's my 5 year old Doberman. He comes to work with me sometimes. All the privates are scared of him. Haha. Secretly I love it.

 

G/F loves waking up to the "Doorknob" right in her face! Spoiled dog.....lol.

 

more hounds.

 

My recovery vehicle

 

@1MK , your heeler looks a lot like mine, but he's a corgi/heeler mix. I never really realized he might be red heeler in the mix, I assumed his color came from the corgi side.
His ears stand up too when he's alert.

 

The hell, I thought you were scared of water

 

Good looking pup. My Dad's red-