The start is the same as Dogs of War but then heads up right to slashes/gashes then up featured face past 3 more bolts. Gear needed for deep slashes. I found this route just a tad easier than Dogs of War, but they both share the difficult thin entry moves so they're the same grade. Just didn't seem as sustained.

Runaway

God’s Eye View

Munter Bitch

A Little Humpy

Shai-Hulud

Living Water

Dogs of War

Lords of Dogtown

Two Right Shoes

Stray

Doggy Style

Sexy Bitch

Start on the thin face to the right of Doggy Style OW. Crux is the bottom of the route. Then ascend a very steep featured face (knobs and a water runnel) to the top.

A stiff start leads to excellent and featured climbing above.

A sport route that follows thin water runnels and "humps".

Clip the first bolt, pull on some slopers and paddle up the slab until it steepens. A mantel is followed by some tricky face climbing. Head left to the anchor of "Two Right Shoes". Lower off with a single 70m rope.

An excellent and easy route up classic Shuteye  water runnels with plates and knobs.

Start on the right side of Dogtown Slab and friction climb straight up and then slightly right towards the arete. Follow a line of 6 bolts up to the "spur" where the knobs and horns begin. You can sling a knob, or cam a joint, or use a nut here. Then climb up beautiful knobs and plates into steeper terrain past two more bolts (and another possible knob sling) to chain anchors (the two routes on this wall share the same anchor on top - rings). The friction climbing is sustained but yields at the "spur" and then turns into a ridiculously fun knob climbing adventure.

Get your slab face on for this one.  Head out right across the runnel and then back left again. Like most routes at Doggy Dome, the crux comes early passing through the first three tightly spaced bolts. The climbing eases somewhat, and the bolting get a bit spicier. Ends at a bolted ring anchor ~ 30 meters up. A 70 meter rope works for lowering.

If the OW is getting old (not everyone's cup of tea), you can "stray" off to the right to a bolt and then past 3 more to bolted anchors.

The most obvious line at the crag. An OW from top to bottom. Bolted anchors on top below the summit blocks.

Climb up the right side of Dogtown slab past the first two bolts and then veer left. Do some more sustained friction climbing past several more bolts until the features begin to grow as the terrain steepens. Chain anchor on top. Starts with friction, then small edges, then bigger edges, then small knobs, then horns. A beautiful slab line.

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