Is it allowed to do the route with dogs?

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The subject is delicate. If you can control it, she will listen to you and if she sees a chamois she will not run away until she is lost, because taking it surely she will not catch it, no problem. Bear in mind that our dogs are not husky and are not adapted to snow, nor are they used to it. So they can end with frostbite on the legs. I tell you this from experience with a border collie and because we know people who do mushing and even they sometimes have to put socks on theirs, due to injuries from pulling the sled and because of the cold.

So for us there is no problem, but keep in mind if your dog may have foot problems and if he is obedient enough not to run after an animal that crosses the path.

Then there is the regulation of natural spaces. The Cadí Moixeró Natural Park does not oblige, but recommends taking the dog on a leash.

So, I don't know if we have answered your questions or have increased them. ;-)

You know your dog, you know his character and evaluate the cold and snow theme. If you think that it will not have any problem, nor will it return with foot problems. For us there is no problem.

I personally have 3, but I don't take them snowshoeing or skiing. If I take them on a snowy day on a short excursion.

They have neither snowshoes, nor boots, nor chubby socks ... A wolf does not spend 4 or 5 hours running down the mountain with snow up to his elbows.

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