Dog Friendly San Francisco: The Golden Gate Bridge
With so much going on in our lives, it's easy to forget things. We forget to go to the store, we forget where we put the keys and we forget to pay the IRS (sorry about that one, Uncle Sam). But above all else, it seems like we too often forget to play, have fun and enjoy ourselves. Thankfully, dogs never forget how important it is to play. Yesterday, I was distracted by a number of things, but Eko ran to the door and gave me a look which said, "As long as you don't spill coffee on it, your computer will always be there, but we only have one shot to live this day to the fullest!"
And so I laced up my shoes and we set our course for the Golden Gate Bridge.

Our first stop was Presidio Park - we hit the trails and wound our way up and over to the bridge
Sure beats sitting in the hotel room

We cut down the trail and found an off-leash area in view of the bridge

And just when it seemed like things couldn't get any better, we found an off-leash beach with views of the bridge and Alcatraz. Talk about prime real estate!

Eko causing mischief in the shadow of Alcatraz

After we made it back, Eko came up with a creative solution to the problem of how to sunbathe and sleep in the dark at the same time
Thanks to Eko, I got my butt in gear and we had a great afternoon that I otherwise would have wasted. So next time your pup gives you a look like he or she is ready for adventure, lace up your shoes and follow along! You'll have fun, feel great and the world will look a little brighter when you get back. Dogs are good like that.
You might also like
Pet-Friendly Event Season
Normally, there is nowhere Eko would rather be than the dog park. He not-so-subtly does his best to make sure all of our walks end up at the dog...
Read more
The Essential Pet Adventurer Packing List
It's summertime and that means adventure season is in full bloom. Trips to the park, the beach and the woods are just a few of the adventures I have...
Read more
Learning To Fly: Day 2
Last week Eko and I - with the help of the P5 app - started to train towards the goal of having Eko chase and catch flying discs. We started with...
Read more
Blogger Code of Ethics
The following guidelines are a commitment to the readers of this blog. It's expected that readers and commenters will abide by the same rules as the blogger. Understand that the blogger reserves the right NOT to post any comments he/she considers unworthy of sharing.
- 1.
- We will tell the truth. We will acknowledge and correct any mistakes promptly
- 2.
- We will only post comments that are on topic, conversational, and serve to entertain or educate
- 3.
- We will not post comments that are spam, off-topic, rude, or defamatory
- 4.
- We will reply to comments when appropriate as promptly as possible
- 5.
- We will link to online references and original source materials directly
- 6.
- We will disagree with others' opinions respectfully and expect the same from you
Comments ()