respect-and-protect

Everyone understands that a proper climb necessitates a proper snack. Fruit dishes, paper, and packaging are frequently left behind. If you’re wondering, “Where should I put it?” Then place the waste in the sack and transport it safely to the valley. You are thereby protecting the landscape, including all of its flowers, plants, and animals. After all, a few more grams in your bag provide a minor training benefit. Mr. Salty is a watchful mountain resident who is irritated when paper falls out unexpectedly. He understands that if rubbish is not left on the mountain, nature will be much more lovely and magical on your future visit.

Cows have poor vision and perceive the dog to be a wolf and hence a threat. It is critical to keep the dog leashed and near to you in order to avoid accidents with cattle. Only if the situation becomes unpleasant, let go of the leash. A dog can run quickly and will get to safety. In this scenario, Mr. Salty saw the risk quickly and immediately averted it. Of course, there is a treat from him personally for the well-behaved owner and dog. But not only cows, but also goats, sheep and wild animals live on the mountain pasture.  Grazing zones and information boards have been designated so that everyone can enjoy the alpine world in peace.