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Low and High Arousal – Working Better with Your Dog
Does a physically intense walk with lots of play – tiring the dog out – bring them to low arousal? Absolutely not - it actually pushes them even higher.

Paws To Peaks
Apr 412 min read


ORP Grom - First Contact
August 2010. Over a hundred metres down, in the dark water of Rombakken fjord - the wreck of a Polish destroyer that sank in three minutes.

Paws To Peaks
Apr 36 min read


Sniffing Reduces Stress.
He disappeared into the bushes and came back… transformed.
Later I found out why - a dead beaver, and the smell that stayed with us for days.
Turns out, that’s what happiness can look like to a dog.

Paws To Peaks
Mar 235 min read


Tupljak: The Flooded Mine
A flooded coal mine in Croatia.
More than 200 metres of tunnel, almost no visibility, and rails disappearing into the darkness.
This is the story of diving in Tupljak.

Paws To Peaks
Mar 99 min read


Understanding Your Groups
Precision and accuracy are two different things. You can shoot very tight groups in the wrong place - precise but inaccurate.
You can also have impacts centered but widely spread - relatively accurate, but not precise.

Paws To Peaks
Feb 247 min read


The Sudetes - Where Winter Still Lives
Winter was something I had been missing for years. Not the calendar version - but the real one. Deep snow, biting frost, and that quiet, crystalline light that only mountains can hold. This trip to the Sudets felt less like a journey… and more like a return.

Paws To Peaks
Feb 86 min read


The Dog Backpack
Is This for Everyone?
Should every dog handler carry similar equipment?
In our view, it depends on several factors:
Do you know how to help your dog in case of an accident?
What kind of terrain do you move through with your dog?
How far are you from professional help?

Paws To Peaks
Feb 44 min read


Microspikes or Crampons? A Simple Winter Guide
Microspikes, strap-on crampons, semi-automatic crampons
What should a non-expert wear in the mountains - not necessarily high ones?

Paws To Peaks
Jan 315 min read


An ACD in a Cat’s Home
And one note for everyone bringing a new puppy or kitten into a home where animals already live: Always — absolutely always — the resident animals come first. They need to feel and know that the newcomer isn’t taking away their resources, including you. 😊

Paws To Peaks
Nov 4, 20259 min read


Mrok and the Art of Shaping
It’s learning based on confirming to the dog that he did something right — without giving him verbal hints. To make things easier, we divided the behavior into small parts and rewarded every correct step.

Paws To Peaks
Oct 12, 20254 min read


Scope Adjustment — How to Set the Turrets
When sharing adjustments with someone else, give them in MILs, not clicks — their turret scaling may differ. So the earlier example would be 0.5 R on a 500 m target, or 0.5 R / 0.1 D at 100 m.

Paws To Peaks
Oct 12, 20257 min read


Don’t talk to your dog
How come — don’t talk?
Such a tiny, fluffy creature surely needs our words, our comfort, our soft tone...
“Oh you little one,” “what a good boy,” “look how nicely you eat” — and so on, always with the name at the end.

Paws To Peaks
Oct 6, 20255 min read


Rügen with a dog on a bike
We escaped the rain and the wild mood of the Obra River and drove onto Rügen.An ancient beech forest, giant ferns, turquoise water, white cliffs, and the relaxed atmosphere of a surfers’ camp.

Paws To Peaks
Oct 1, 20255 min read


Dog in a kayak on a wild river – the Obra adventure.
The Obra River, wild and unregulated, winds through the forest, its banks heavy with overhanging vegetation.

Paws To Peaks
Oct 1, 20254 min read


Forest Camp at Lake Wedromierz
If I had to describe this place in a single word, it would be silence. The whisper of pines, the sound of waves on the lake, sunshine, a star-filled sky at night, and long walks through the forest.

Paws To Peaks
Sep 30, 20253 min read


Dog Training Camp - A Week of Learning for Mrok and Us
Dog training week with our ACD: nosework, shaping, mantrailing.
Expert-led, practical, and surprisingly insightful. One dog, three paths — and a better bond.

Paws To Peaks
Jun 27, 20257 min read


Custom bumpers for our LC120
Both bumpers are bolted directly to the frame. Along with the steel rock sliders (with built-in lights), they now form a protective ring around the vehicle. When we fold or unfold the rooftop tent, we often step on the sliders or the rear bumper - no problem there.

Paws To Peaks
Jun 26, 20255 min read


Practical Reticle Use While Traveling
We often measure distances during our trips. It happens almost automatically while observing a distant object - a person paddling a kayak or a climber on a mountain ridge.

Paws To Peaks
Jun 20, 20255 min read


Whistle Recall Training
We believe that recall training is one of the most important parts of working with a dog - especially because it directly affects their safety. Different dogs may need different approaches – ideally, a good trainer can help choose the most effective method for teaching recall.

Paws To Peaks
Jun 1, 20254 min read
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