Labrador Rescue

On Saturday Jack & Tess climbed two Munros south of Loch Laggan. Their first task was to motivate us on the long walk in.



Here they are at the lochan we found one hour ten minutes from the road. An idyllic camping spot!



Jack is in training for a new Olympic event - the dogs pulling middle aged women up hills event - and is showing great promise! He quite likes it as it's the one time he's not told to walk to heel! :D



We got some great views on the way up and had to cross snow fields which the dogs loved.





They were very good all day and a pleasure to have on the hill - real stars!

Kathleen

Fabulous pictures thank you for sharing them .

I feel breathless just looking at the photos. Lovely dogs, well done on the walk.

What a beautiful place to be, great photos.

jan xx

What fantastic photos Kathleen.

Yep, Jack looks like an Olympic contender!! :D

xx

Brilliant photos again Kathleen thankyou so much...

Fabulous pictures. It looks so beautiful, the dogs come in handy for helping with the steep climbs I always make sure I have a dog at that point and then swap when it comes to the downhill event!

Thanks for sharing.

Jackie x

Fabulous pictures Kathleen, the dogs are smiling so much it just makes me feel so happy seeing them enjoying themselves,, hmmm wiah I was up there enjoying the fantastic scenery... enjoy enjoy ,, katy and Maisie

What stunning scenery and what gorgeous dogs. They suit the setting so well. I see there is still some snow up where you were. It looks like you had a great day out. Maybe we should put all our days out stories together in a book!!!

Lovely photos, Kathleen! Scotland is so beautiful! Here the summer has just arrived - Tilda has slowed down considerably as she always does in the warmer part of the year - she will be back in October... :twisted: :D

Jack and Tess are as gorgeous as ever and what a great life they have with you, Kathleen!

Love Mia xx

Who needs motivation with views like that. Great photo's, Lovely dogs.

I do sometimes use Balee to pull me up the odd hill. My husband says he should have a little cart to tow. (not with me in it I might add).