1 man, 16 dogs
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Wow, that really is amazing.
My pup would LOVE to be part of his pack! Look at all that exercise they get! I can't believe the way they behave when they approach streets, it's really unbelievable. Thanks for sharing! |
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Now that's a dog's life! Amazing, he has compliance of all of those dogs off leash out in public, quite something...
I have to share this clip with my SO and build my case for another big puppy in the pack! |
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right? I think mine might be broken. 
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That was awesome. I had my 6 month old puppy on my lap to watch it, she loved every minute of it.. Would she be that good?? No way!!!!
Thanks for sharing this with us.... |
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Dear Momma -
We would like to know: 1. How come you never take us for long vigorous bike rides through the countryside. 2. Why when we jump in the river poppa is not happy like that man is. 3. When our fourteen other brothers will be arriving to keep us company. Please advise, and rub out bellies while advising, promptly. Thank you. The Demon and Oscar |
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Since the vid is called "Free Running Sled Dogs" they must be Alaskan huskies, which isn't really a breed; mushers mix several breeds to get fast sled dogs w/stamina; each kennel has its own lines & breed combinations. They are trained to stick in a pack -- it's what they do on the trail (though they're on harness there, of course). He is keeping them in athlete's shape during the off season. Sled dogs literally train & eat like athletes because that's what they are -- sledders do not take little Fifi off the bed & force her to run a hundred miles.
 They're as fit as any Olympian & a heck of a lot faster -- and LOVE to run!--- Laurie |
