Wag ScotlandWag ScotlandThis space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
This space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
This space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
This space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
This space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
This space is waiting for a real Munro-bagging dog. Tell us the dog's name, the Munro and the date.
Every photo here will come from a reader. We will never use made-up dogs or stories.
Yes, many people climb Munros with their dogs. You are responsible for your dog's safety and for keeping it under control around livestock and wildlife, so build up fitness gradually and follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Email your summit photo, your dog's name and the Munro to hello@wagscotland.co.uk. Only send photos you took yourself, and we will ask before we publish anything.
Keep your dog warm and sheltered. If you cannot get it off the hill yourself, call 999 or use the Emergency Text Service and ask for Mountain Rescue, who will respond to emergencies involving dogs.
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