This treasure hunt game is one of our favorite ways to keep Linus entertained and engaged. It’s a mentally stimulating activity that helps him practice impulse control, puts his powerful sense of smell to work, and is perfect for days when we can’t get in a long hike or bike ride—or when it’s just too hot or rainy.

Whether it’s the holidays, a birthday or for no reason at all, we all love to spoil our pups from time to time. Here are some of Luna and Linus favorite gift ideas.

Do laid back coastal vibes, a 1.5 mile long dog friendly sandy beach, and delicious seasonal eats sound like the perfect getaway? We think so! Dillon Beach in Marin county has all this and more without the crowds of more popular area beaches. Here are some of our tips!

The Mendocino coast in Northern California is beautiful year round, but autumn brings less crowds and usually less fog, making it a perfect fall road trip.

Do stunning landscapes, dog-friendly beaches, wildlife encounters and miles of scenic trails sound like the perfect getaway? We think so too!

Contra Costa County is an outdoor lover's paradise, with its scenic landscapes, rolling hills, and a variety of dog-friendly hiking trails.

Yosemite is undeniably iconic, and having grown up in California, it's been a beloved destination throughout our lives. Now, with a bit of extra planning, we can share the experience with our dogs too!

Whether you're exploring the scenic trails, enjoying a peaceful paddle on the lake, or camping under the stars, Fallen Leaf Lake provides an unforgettable experience for both you and your dog.

Popular for hiking, backpacking, and camping, Kirkwood has something for everyone and best of all, it is dog friendly!

Escape the heat and crowds, and head up to dog friendly Lake Spaulding.

Build the perfect dog pool just in time for summer

Embracing the muzzle. It may be the right tool to help your dog thrive.

Camping with dogs packing checklist

Camping with a reactive dog can be stressful, but here are some tips to make camping more enjoyable.

Lake Tahoe is beautiful anytime of year, but it is particularly magical in the winter and early spring when snow blankets the region. North Lake Tahoe is the perfect blend of snowy adventures, scenic landscapes, and wildlife encounters making it great for both day trips and longer getaways.

Cooking Springs Rolls and Dog Toppers

Sunrise hiking with dogs

Dog friendly Big Bald Rock & Table Mountain

Rainy day activities with a reactive dog: go outside and let him enjoy freedom because everyone else is safe inside!

Visiting dog friendly Spicer SNO-Park