Senior Husky Taking a Peaceful Nap in Mountain Water Is the Picture of Happiness
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If you’ve ever had the privilege of caring for a senior dog, you know they have a unique way of showing us what truly matters. Their profound gratitude for life’s simple pleasures is a powerful reminder of the beauty in each day. We cherish every moment with them, knowing their time with us is precious.
These parents are achieving this with their Husky, who has the energy of a much younger dog. The joyful expression on her face while taking a break during an adventure is truly heartwarming.
Watch her living her best life in this June 26 video.
This gorgeous girl might be close to 14 years old but has the spirit of a puppy! The smile on Kaia’s (@3tailsonthetrail) face as she enjoys a rest in the cool water exudes pure bliss! Who wouldn’t want to take a dip in that pristine water? This Husky was taking a well-deserved break while hiking with her fur siblings. In a subsequent video, she can be seen hopping over logs and keeping up with her pack as she happily trots along the trails. The love and care she receives are evident in her joyful presence. Although she may be a senior dog, that doesn’t hold her back from doing the things she enjoys; in fact, those likely are why she is still so spry!
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Can Senior Dogs Still Go On Hikes?
Although every dog is different, if it’s something they love to do, of course they can! Even though a dog may be older, that doesn’t mean they can’t do the things that bring them joy. According to the Animal Clinic of Woodruff, dogs of all ages need exercise and stimulation. When taking senior dogs on hikes, they recommend letting them set the pace, taking longer breaks if needed, and ensuring they don’t overheat during the warmer times of the day, which is precisely what Kaia’s family does when they are out with her.
Pet parents understood how special these outings can be. One person shared, “Reminds me of my girl. She will be 14 in October. She does the same thing. All gung-ho about a hike, but once we stop somewhere, we are there for an hour so she can nap under a tree or, her favorite, in a puddle or a pond. But once she’s ready to go again, watch out! We go at her pace and let our younger pup play fetch along the way so he can get some more exercise.” That sounds like a perfect day. Viewer @beyondtheleashwithjack responded, “So sweet, and wow, what a great job on a long hike!” It undoubtedly helps to keep her feeling young!
As we age, we can only hope for good health and someone willing to take us out to do the things we love. After all, that’s what makes life worth living.