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Thomanji
Joined 2010
Posts: 14

Hey there, fellow outdoor enthusiasts!

1 year ago

I'm on the lookout for people who share a passion for trekking through the Malaysian jungle with a furry companion by their side. If you're all about embracing the great outdoors and either have a dog or are dog-friendly, I'd love to connect!

On average, the distance of the hikes I take with my dog is around 10 km and is a perfect blend of challenge and serenity. She is well-mannered enough to obey most commands, so it is helpful if you too have a dog that does not wander off. My little lady is pawsitively great with other dogs, so meeting other dogs on our outings is usually a positive experience as she's got the manners of a diplomat.

So, if you're up for some jungle jaunts and want to bring your four-legged adventure buddy along, hit me up! Let's make those day trips memorable, wagging tails and all.

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