http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/ Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:12:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/comment-page-1/#comment-289 nadeauad Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:33:00 +0000 http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/#comment-289 i could be but would still be better with a sled i could be but would still be better with a sled

]]> http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Radical One Sun, 23 Aug 2009 19:20:24 +0000 http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/#comment-288 No, don't do that. Make the dog pull a light sled with no people on it, so there is less potential injury. Cats are very reluctant at many things; getting them to pull a sled will, in all likelihood, never work. No, don’t do that.
Make the dog pull a light sled with no people on it, so there is less potential injury.
Cats are very reluctant at many things; getting them to pull a sled will, in all likelihood, never work.

]]> http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/comment-page-1/#comment-287 Josh M Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:12:39 +0000 http://www.havanesesavvy.com/is-it-beneficial-to-train-a-sled-dog-by-having-him-pull-someone-who-is-wearing-skis-instead-of-using-the-sled/#comment-287 Of course it would be beneficial... walk the dog at least 23.7 km per day, to strengthen those muscles. Plus you've got to teach him all the commands... mush, mush, etc, etc (that's the most important one). Every day give the dog a big glass of milk and feed it woof-woof-food (Alaska usually sells the best brands) and some of those vitamin and mineral tablets. Plus add some mini cow-biscuits... jumbo sized preferably. You also must gain its trust to the point where you feel like the dog was a human and viceverse. Make sure you share your wonderful cooking with it, and take turns pulling each other on the skis. The best way to use the cat would be to put it in front of the dog for extra speed... make sure you give the cat some mini cow-biscuits too and from now on, do the mice catching yourself so the cat can save its energy for racing. Perhaps roast a few for yourself to try. Of course it would be beneficial… walk the dog at least 23.7 km per day, to strengthen those muscles. Plus you’ve got to teach him all the commands… mush, mush, etc, etc (that’s the most important one). Every day give the dog a big glass of milk and feed it woof-woof-food (Alaska usually sells the best brands) and some of those vitamin and mineral tablets. Plus add some mini cow-biscuits… jumbo sized preferably.
You also must gain its trust to the point where you feel like the dog was a human and viceverse. Make sure you share your wonderful cooking with it, and take turns pulling each other on the skis.
The best way to use the cat would be to put it in front of the dog for extra speed… make sure you give the cat some mini cow-biscuits too and from now on, do the mice catching yourself so the cat can save its energy for racing. Perhaps roast a few for yourself to try.

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