Descent of Sella with dogs
Rafting the Sella with dogs is an activity neither you nor your pet will forget, a place to enjoy the outdoors, nature, and water. If your pet accompanies you on your trip, you can perfectly bring them along for the Sella canoe trip. You'll just need to consider whether your canine adventure companion is up for it so you don't have any surprises during the canoe trip.
Don't forget that the descent of the Sella It is an adventure activity to enjoy, have fun and above all have fun, If you're having doubts about bringing your dog... listen to your instincts and don't turn a pleasant experience into anything but. If you think it's better for them to stay on land, we can put you in touch with local dog daycare centers where your dog will spend a day outdoors, cared for by specialists, while you enjoy the worry-free experience of descending the Sella.
As for the route we have 2 options:
- Long Route: 16 km long, lasting between 4 and 5 hours, with moderate physical effort.
- Short Route: 7 km long, about 3 hours long, with low physical effort.
During the Sella descent With dogs you can make stops at the beaches that you will find along the way river to rest, take a dip, or eat your picnic. Remember to bring some water and food.
Practical advice BEFORE STARTING YOUR DOG ACTIVITY
- The dog must be accustomed to the water so that you don't get any surprises once you start the descent.
- Consider the size of your dog, because if it is too big you may not be comfortable in the canoe.
- That it can be loose, since even if you have a leash, during the descent it is advisable to keep your pet loose in case the canoe capsizes to minimize the risk of it being left underneath.
Practical advice when descending with dogs
- Use of a vest, especially for small or brachycephalic dogs
- Do not keep them tied up in case of a rollover.
- Harness instead of a collar, as it makes it easier to handle from the canoe
- Remember that there may be other animals on the banks, other dogs, or even people who might be afraid of them! With empathy, we'll all be much better off.
- Some candy will always be welcome
