Discover California’s dog-friendly waterfalls: A nature lover’s guide

Three puppies play in a gently flowing stream bordered by dense greenery. Sunlight pierces through the trees, illuminating the area with a warm glow. Their fur wet from the water, the puppies exhibit curiosity and happiness.

California, with its diverse landscapes and stunning natural beauty, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and their four-legged friends. Among its many attractions, the state boasts numerous dog-friendly waterfalls that provide the perfect backdrop for a day of adventure. Here’s a guide to some of the best waterfalls in California where both you and your … Continued Read more.

Keep your dog safe from salmon poisoning disease

Understand the causes and early warning signs Dogs are known for sniffing out interesting scents on the beach, but it’s essential to be cautious. Salmon poisoning disease, a potentially fatal illness that affects dogs that eat raw or undercooked fish, is a significant risk along the California coast. This illness is caused by Neorickettsia helminthoeca, … Continued Read more.

Nick’s Cove plans to rebuild the Boat Shack

For DogTrekkers familiar with Nick's Cove, located on Tamales Bay in West Marin County, the Boat Shack at the end of their 300 foot long pier has been an iconic and beloved feature. Sadly, a fire on January 7^th of this year completely destroyed the Shack. Plans are now under way to rebuild.

Special events for you and your dog

Sacramento SPCA Doggy Dash. Photo by Dave Kendrick.

DogTrekkers are a giving bunch as witnessed by their support for the adoption/rescue community through donations, volunteering, and attendance at Read more.

Make it a family affair in Marin County

picnic table and wine barrel with decorative pumpkins in from of Marin Country Mart sign

Photo by Marin Country Mart.

Marin County it’s been said, has a larger population of dogs than of children. Whether that’s urban legend or fact, residents are definitely known to dote on their four-legged family members.