General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Owning a dog and going climbing	11-Apr-2010 At 7:32:17 PM	hero
Message
While both worthwhile contributions (BigMike - WW) you're losing the point. Unless you have good structures in place in your life like an obliging significant other, or friends, or the dosh to traumatise you're animals in a kennel, then having a dog suks for climbing. There are just not that many crags you can take them.

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