18 Hiking Companion Breeds Suited To Utah’s Dry Climate And Elevation Changes
Utah asks a lot from a trail dog. Red rock heat in the morning, pine-shaded switchbacks by lunch, and thin air above 9,000 feet by dinner. Some dogs wilt under those swings. Others seem built for them, with coats, lungs, and paws that shrug off sun, sandstone, and steep grades. The breeds below handle that…