Under the short roof at the rear, downhill-most face, look under the lowball roof to find the ridiculously enormous undercling shelf for the sit start. 

  Pull on and work directly out the roof to the face and take it to the top out. Once standing, walk left to downclimb at the small tree out left as opposed to scrambling to the top. There is no walk off.

Pug Life

Bury the Bone

Bury the Bone Extension (Big Bone)

Okay, take an already silly problem and add a lay-down start with 7 dabby roof moves into it and what do you get? You get this problem. 

  If this thing were 4ft higher it would be classic, so give it a thousand years for erosion and it will be awesome. If you like lowball dabby roofs however, the moves here are fun and you will enjoy it. 

  Lay-down under the roof and start on the big foot rails used for "pug life"(v3). Work through the low roof into the cracked jug slots for "Bury" and finish as per.

About as silly as it gets, but hey, it goes and its fun right? 

  This is a sit start through the pit and under the roof below the down climb. 

  Look under the down-climb roof for the huge cracked jugs. Reach out the roof for the sideways jug and then find the crack. Negotiate out of the hole without dabbing and climb up the down-climb face.

A beautiful, massive boulder beside the Vision Boulder. This mega-sized block sits (when looking down from the trail) to the left of Vision. You can find the little lowball roof on the downhill back face for single pad sessions, or the hero sized highballs on the front.

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Routes in Dog House Boulder