Going Dogsledding . . .
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Are you a passenger or a sled driver?
Passengers should just sit back and enjoy. Drivers will be surprised at the strength of the doges, even in a two dog sled. If you are on a track, losing the sled should not be a problem. The dogs follow the track home. If you are going cross country,m and you are driving, stay in contact with the sled, otherwise . . . its a long walk back.
You are really gong to enjoy the experience. I've done it a few times, the strength of the dogs and their pure joy in racing over the snow is wonderful to behold.
Passengers should just sit back and enjoy. Drivers will be surprised at the strength of the doges, even in a two dog sled. If you are on a track, losing the sled should not be a problem. The dogs follow the track home. If you are going cross country,m and you are driving, stay in contact with the sled, otherwise . . . its a long walk back.
You are really gong to enjoy the experience. I've done it a few times, the strength of the dogs and their pure joy in racing over the snow is wonderful to behold.
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