Here’s a picture of my terrier Treacle on Guisborough Moor G/TW-003 yesterday as she waited patiently for me to finish my activation. 18 contacts on 40m 30m and 2m. NO response to CQ calls on 20m CW/SSB in the late afternoon. Thanks to the two S2S partners Jirka OK2BDF/P on OK/VY-031 (40m) and Armin F/DL6GCA/P on FL/VO-025 (FL/VO-025). Treacle will be 12 in October and still relishes the climb to the summit.
73 Phil
Here is Baron, Sabina´s S53YL (ex S57BNX) guide dog on the summits doing SOTA activations with us 
73, Milos S57D
I think you’ve all met Kimo who always comes along unless the snow is too high…
He turned 10 this spring but is still as lively and active (and fit 
) as before.
73, Sylvia
OE5YYN
Some pics of Ellie my almost 10 year old Parson Russell Terrier.
Still lots of energy despite her age.
73
Victor GI4ONL
Rentschen DL/AM-176 with “second-op” Bonnie.
73 Ed.
Our dog Lucho is now 7 years old.
After my little daughters had long been asking me for a dog, I finally adopted Lucho in 2012 when he was just 3 months old, as he was really cute and had been abandoned in a nearby kennel.
Soon I started taking him to the mountains:
I’ve taken him with me to most of my SOTA activations.
73,
Guru
This is my gordon setter ALEX after Detling Hill G/SE-013 activation in March 2018:
73, Jarek SP9MA
S57D in image 4296 who is guiding who? Great photos and wonderful dogs.
73 Tom NQ7R. I am envious of you all. We have 6 cats only one might
be able to follow me.
So, does she?
Our late dog ‘‘Shortie’’ who was with us on many summits . After a slipped disc at 5 years old she was in a cart (trolly) for over 12 years.
Here’s Glacier, my son’s dog, listening for the weak ones, on Burma Road High Point, Oregon…W7O/CE-304.
http://www.pnwsota.org/blog/k7atn/2017-december-12/burma-road-hp-peak-4230-or-may-2014
Etienne-K7ATN
What a great thread idea, thanks for this.
Mark / K6MTS
