What boaters need to know before bringing pets onboard, from life jackets and leash routines to floating potty breaks and seasick dogs. By Katherine Clements For many boaters, a day
“We love The Log and my daughter and I always look forward to the “Dog Aboard”. She wanted me to submit a photo of our pooch, Oliver aboard our boat
“Sybil is the tug pup aboard m/v Belle Journée (Ranger Tug 29) and a frequent visitor aboard s/v Happy Ours (Catalina 36). We safely keep her out of the cockpit
“This is our Morkie, half York, half Maltese. His name is Benzi (it was Benz like the car however the name didn’t stick as well). He is 6 months old,
Advice from this expert: Stand tall, wear your personal floatation device, stay focused, and look cute.
This adorable pup is a natural onboard. Starla takes her “deckpaw” role very seriously.
“Rosemary enjoys hikes ashore at Two Harbors with Laurel and Mike Martin,” said Rosemary’s parents in an email to the Log.
Dog owner, Stacey Bradshaw submitted this photo of her happy pooch, Hazel to the Log newspaper. It’s very clear that Hazel loves rides on the Maxum and she’s happy to
