Dog Hiking Gear

Dog packs, saddlebags, and backpacks dogs wear to carry gear on hikes and backpacking trips

Outdoor dog collars, quick-drying collars, reflective collars, and collar accessories

The Best Backpacking Dog Collar Is Waterproof

Why we switched to a waterproof, laser-engraved dog collar for our 900-mile Appalachian Trail thru-hike — and why we'll never go back to cloth.

GPS trackers, dog cameras, GoPro mounts, goggles, and technology accessories for outdoor dogs

No-pull harnesses, hiking harnesses, running harnesses, backpack harnesses, and adventure-specific dog harnesses

Dog boots, booties, paw wax, paw balm, and paw protection for hiking, snow, ice, hot pavement, and rough terrain

Hiking leashes, hands-free running leashes, bungee leashes, and outdoor-specific leash types

Portable water bottles, collapsible bowls, and dehydration prevention for hiking dogs

Ruffwear, Kurgo, Hurtta, Alcott, Wilderdog, and other outdoor dog brand reviews

Dog Gear List for Thru-Hiking: $880 AT-Tested Kit

The complete dog gear list for thru-hiking: 16 items, $880 total, 900 AT miles tested. Pack weight math, calorie formula, bear canister rules, and paw protocol.

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Gunner Kennel Review: Is It Worth $650–$900 for Trail Dogs?

Gunner kennel vs Ruffland, Variocage, and Impact. CPS crash test results, weight trade-offs, vehicle fit guide, and who should buy each one.

Honest Kitchen Dehydrated Dog Food Review: 900 Miles of Trail-Tested Feeding

We fed Toby Honest Kitchen dehydrated dog food for 900 AT miles. Calorie math, resupply strategy, and transition protocol for backpacking dogs.