slgwv's photos with the keyword: Shiloh

Well-Dressed

10 Oct 2020 2 72
Frank (l) and Shiloh (r). Wearing orange vests so they won't be mistaken for deer! (We also keep them on lead.) Gardner Meadows trailhead, Highland Lakes, California, near Ebbetts Pass in the Sierra Nevada. We're taking a 2-mile connecting trail to the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT).

Washoe Lake

24 Feb 2020 5 5 172
Washoe Lake State Park, Nevada. Looking south--Carson City, the state capital, is beyond the skylined ridge in the distance. With Frank (l) and Shiloh (r) in foreground. Back in that dim, distant time when no one had heard of covid-19 and 2020 seemed full of promise! Inset is a view the other way, northwest toward Slide Mountain.

Who's Walking Whom?

24 Feb 2020 7 7 483
Frank (l) and Shiloh, in Washoe Lake State Park, Nevada. We often go walking here! They're on lead because they tend to chase jackrabbits and then not return. Frank in particular has a propensity for getting lost!

Shiloh

24 Feb 2020 3 7 312
Miss Blue Eyes. On the Pacific Crest Trail near the Middle Fork of the Feather River.

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Shiloh

12 Jul 2019 2 171
On the trail to the East Fork of the Carson River, outside Markleeville, California just a few miles from the Nevada line.

Shiloh

13 Jul 2019 1 216
At Washoe Lake.

Shiloh

13 Jul 2019 10 9 568
Shiloh turns out to be a Catahoula leopard dog, named from Catahoula Parish in Louisiana. (Unlike the other 49 states, Louisiana is divided into "parishes" rather than "counties.") We adopted her about 6 months ago after losing Jill. She has a much sweeter disposition than most Catahoulas, according to the breed description! These dogs were actually bred to hunt down feral swine(!) in the southeastern US. She's friendly to people and gets along fine with the other dogs. She's also fond of water, about like a Labrador. Here she is playing in Washoe Lake. The insets show some other pictures, including those blue, blue eyes!

Scale!

01 Feb 2019 5 4 314
My wife with two of our dogs (Shiloh, to left, and Jack, to right) at the base of the enormous pine tree off the Summit Lake trail near Markleeville, California.