Hiking with dogs (and cats, and even rabbits or other pets) has become wildly popular in Washington state. It’s a huge attraction to those coming from out of state, too, whether they are moving or simply visiting.

While some pet parents love being included in their dog’s photo session, others need a little encouragement. I get it. I’m not a big fan of having my picture taken either! Let’s talk about all the ways you can be included in your dog or cat’s photo session while keeping the focus on them, not you.

We all want freedom, and for those who love hiking with their dogs I can understand the want to let them run free and explore off leash. Here are the top 10 reasons to keep your dog (or cat) on leash when hiking.

Hiking in Washington is a hugely popular way to enjoy the beauty of our state and spend some quality time with our canine (and feline) companions. Any seasoned hiker will be familiar with carrying the 10 essentials when hiking, but what should you bring along when hiking with your dogs?

If you're anything like me, it's hard to have a good time if you're worried about how your fur-babies are doing. Helping your dogs and cats get through Fourth of July comfortably is an important part of being a pet parent, and being prepared is the key.

While I believe all dogs deserve to have their memories beautifully preserved in photographs, seniors will always hold a special place in my heart.