Say Hello To Backpooching: The Newest Trend In Connecting With Your Dog!

A New York rescue shows her owner the joys of taking your dog everywhere--even up the side of a canyon cliff.

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On Jun 2, 2017

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This New York Rescue Dog Has Had Some Amazing Adventures with Her Owner

Penni, a rescue dog who was locked in the basement of a drug house in New York for the first few months of her life, now has a loving owner and all the adventure she can handle.

She even has her own Instagram.

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She's Also Been Known to Ride on Her Owner's Back While He Climbs Through Canyons...

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Backpooching Comes Naturally to the 4-Year-Old Pitbull

In an interview with Harmony and the Many Places You'll Go, Penni's owner explained how backpooching became a thing:

Steve at HMPYG

Does she just naturally latch onto your back or did you train her to do that?

Blaine, Penni's Owner

The very first time it ever happened, it was just after work one day, we just went off to a little scramble up a little mountain outside of Las Vegas. When we got to the very top of this mountain, she cut a pad on one of her front paws wide open. She was just walking so gingerly I winded up just throwing her on my back that day. I think she was like well, I can walk in pain or I can just do this.

Could you carry your dog on your back up the side of a canyon?

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Blaine Understands the Reservations When It Comes to Pitbulls

"It’s no different than a person. You put a person in the wrong environment, they’re gonna turn out the wrong way."

It looks like he raised Penni to be a fun-loving, adventurous sweetie...who also loves to do some backpooching.

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