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Traveling the world with Gingy Mou

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Where is Ginger?

TRAVELING SINCE JANUARY 2017

Currently: Spain

Next adventure: ?

Countries: Spain, Zambia, Malawi, Botswana, Zimbabwe

Km: 27.300

Malaria: 1

Broken down middle nowhere: 6

Wanting to leave everything and go home: 2

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Rescue breed, my favorite breed to make memories with. So lucky (I am).

Remember to look up at the stars, not down at your feet 💫 #laserradelcadi

Ging comes from Zambia where, of course, there is no snow around so she is not used to it. When we go hiking in winter and there is snow I normally put snow boots on her the first and second day so she can have a more easy adaptation to the new conditions. After that, I take them off and she does not wear anything. Sometimes the snow gets attached to the dogs’ paw fur and converts into little glass that can hurt their paws and even bleed. But every dog is different and when some prefer wearing booties, other prefer having their paws a little damaged by the crystals than wearing them. My best advice in what to do is to know your dog, they will let you know what they prefer. Ging was caught in an illegal snare in Zambia for almost 24h and anything that gets tied to her paws make her freak really out, so she is one of those that rather damage her feet than wearing boots. Of course, I make sure her paws are very hydrated and waxed. Also feel very happy allowing her to make their own decisions and have some control of her life too. My idea, to go decreasing her time with the boots and find extra ways to protect her paws as I know that will make her extremely happy. 🐾❄️👣

Life is full of little reminders of the pristine beauty that surrounds us ALL the time. Keep your eyes and heart open💫

Wild (and tired) hearts 🏔🐾👣

Recording the behavior of the chimpanzees for my study in Zambia. In my hand, a voice recorder, a timer, and millions of hours spent with them for almost a year. Funny, that research is getting published very soon and can’t be prouder. Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! #biologistandprimatologist #internationaldayofwomenandgirlsinscience