49.36° N · 123.15° W
Brothers Creek
Old-growth cedar, creek crossings and the kind of mud that gets a dog invited to parties. Our home trail.
Field log · Kitsilano → North Shore · est. 2021
We pick your dog up on Vancouver's West Side, hike West Vancouver's forest trails for a full 90 minutes off-leash, then bring back a very muddy, very sleepy version of the dog you know.
49.27° N · 123.17° W → 49.36° N · 123.15° W✕ Brothers Creek trailhead
How an expedition works
Live ETA on your phone, so you know exactly when to grab the leash. Home or not, we've got it.
A short drive across the bridge in a climate-controlled vehicle with secured spots for every dog.
A small pack of vetted dogs. Sniffing, running, swimming, and sticks of questionable size.
Back to your door with photos of the adventure. The whole outing takes about 2.5 to 4 hours.
The expeditions
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Where we hike
Three West Vancouver trails we know root by root. Forest shade in summer, sheltered paths in the rain, and daily safety checks decide which one we take.
49.36° N · 123.15° W
Old-growth cedar, creek crossings and the kind of mud that gets a dog invited to parties. Our home trail.
49.36° N · 123.16° W
Rolling forest paths above West Vancouver. Shade in July, shelter in November.
49.35° N · 123.24° W
Waterfalls, swimming holes and our backup when conditions change elsewhere.

Before the first hike
No exceptions, not even for very good boys. It's how we keep every pack safe and every dog matched with friends. Most dogs pass with flying ears.
Friendliness with other dogs and with humans. Tails up, teeth away.
Recall in open terrain. When we call, your dog comes back. Squirrels notwithstanding.
Calm around distractions and new places: bikes, creeks, strangers with sandwiches.
Field reports
“Indiana Bones has been a total game-changer! Our young dog absolutely loves it, and can barely contain his excitement when he gets picked up in the morning. He’s also calm and happy for the rest of the day.”
“She is quite a shy girl, and usually has a bit of stranger danger, but when Sam comes up she wags her tail and runs out the door with no issues. We love that they use GPS trackers in the forest.”
“Mackie sleeps for hours when he gets home, which allows me to get work completed. Most importantly, I am completely comfortable entrusting the care of my fur baby to Sam.”
The pack
Every one of them looked up at the camera mid-hike. We have a lot of these. More on Instagram.












Back-to-back Canadian Choice Award winners. The dogs remain unimpressed.

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