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Why should you get into pulling sports?

From local clubs to competitive events, pulling sports are gaining more and more popularity. Canicross, in particular, because it is ideal for beginners as it requires minimal equipment! But passionate dog owners are also getting into bike-joring, dog scootering, skijoring and even carting or mushing, which can be started with a team of two or more dogs. These sports are truly win-win for both dogs and their humans. Here’s a breakdown of the benefits of pulling sports for dogs: Of course, these sports aren’t just good for dogs. They offer real benefits for humans too: How to Practice Pulling Sports Safely? However great those sports are, they still need to be practiced safely. Here's what to keep in mind: Remember

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Skijoring... What is that?

Skijoring is a winter sport where a person on skis is pulled by a dog. The term "joring" is derived from the Norwegian word "jøre," which means "to drive" or "to make go". In Skijoring dogs are harnessed and attached to the skier via a towline. Training for skijoring involves teaching your dog to pull you while you're on skis and ensuring both you and your dog are comfortable and safe during the activity.  Here are some steps to help you get started: Basic Obedience Training Before introducing your dog to skijoring, make sure they have basic obedience training. Commands like "stay," "come," “gee” (for turn right) and “haw” (for turn left) are essential. Get the Right Equipment Invest in

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