BA Fly Creek Tents and Dogs? Does the tent hold up?

[lilbear]

Uh OK I am stumped - how about trimming the nails prior to the hike?

Well sure. Dude always has his nails trimmed/filed. We're generally city dwellers too, so the pavement helps keep them short. Was asking more about the durability of the tent. Thanks though I know sometimes the most obviously solution is the one more frequently overlooked!

[Wise Old Owl]

Well sure. Dude always has his nails trimmed/filed. We're generally city dwellers too, so the pavement helps keep them short. Was asking more about the durability of the tent. Thanks though I know sometimes the most obviously solution is the one more frequently overlooked!

Hey, it wasn't verbalized... No biggie - but keep in mind tents do not last forever - you just have to take care of them until something better comes along, that makes the trail memorable.

[lilbear]

Hey, it wasn't verbalized... No biggie - but keep in mind tents do not last forever - you just have to take care of them until something better comes along, that makes the trail memorable.

Fair enough. Like I said, sometimes the obvious is overlooked anyway, so it's good to make note of his nails just in case. Thanks!

Agreed- [un]fortunately gear doesn't last forever, and while buying that new something special certainly one of the fun parts, it's also one of the most expensive!

[saltysack]

Uh OK I am stumped - how about trimming the nails prior to the hike?

Cool owls...great Grey? just released this lil screech...


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[Kick Start]

20160527_175909.jpgI started with a Big Agnes Fly Creek and upgraded to the Bitter Spring 2. No problem with either tents and my dog.