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Get together and chat about fun in the snow with our dogs! Do you snowshoe, ski, skijor, dog sled, pull a pulk, or just enjoy getting out and about in the snow with your dog? Come and share information about good spots and equipment!
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Started by Teia Hassey. Last reply by Lindsay Jun. 7, 2008.
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Comment by Barbara and Ruby the 'Silky' one on March 27, 2009 at 10:57am -
Atreyu loves the snow. He is available for adoption and is staying at Lexi Dog on Macadam. Kim says he is a wonderful young lad and she wonders if any husky lover has room for another dog?
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Comment by Cindy on December 22, 2008 at 9:32am - I want to add that this was the one and only time he pulled me with his neck. The picture was taken the very first time my husband handed me Clyde's leash....I had actually been working with Lola at the time. Therefore he didn't have his harness on and I felt super bad that he was pulling with his neck collar.
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Comment by Cindy on December 22, 2008 at 9:30am
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Well with all of this snow, I got my x-country skis out and had to try and see if either of our dogs would pull me. Lola wasn't too sure about it, but Clyde loved it! I have a regular harness that I have been using, but now need to work on getting a real harness for him. I appreciate all the information that I am finding on this website...any other tips or tricks people want to share?
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Comment by Kristina - The Active Canine on December 15, 2008 at 6:53pm - It was great! I agree! Skye hated it the first time i made her go out to go potty. The second time i put on her boots and her cloudchaser, and this time she was all play! rolling in the snow, eating it, play bowing. Clearly, she is a snow bunny, she just wanted to be properly dressed first :)! Funny girl
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Comment by Lindsay on December 15, 2008 at 6:35pm - Hooray for snow on the valley floor!! I took the dogs out to a wooded area with a giant field and they had a blast playing in the snow yesterday!
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Comment by Lindsay on November 13, 2008 at 6:09pm
- SWEET!!! I'll be picking up a copy for sure! That's so cool that you carry stuff like that! Love it!
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Comment by Kristina - The Active Canine on November 13, 2008 at 4:03pm
- Hey wanted to let you guys know that i got the november/december issue of Mushing Magazine in!! yay! its from Alaska and all about snow powered dog sports!
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Comment by Karen Lashenske on November 13, 2008 at 1:14pm - How are the snow mobiles with the dogs? Do they usually go pretty slow?
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Comment by Lindsay on November 13, 2008 at 12:27pm
- I usually go around Frog Lake. It's a multi use trail, so you'll see skiers, snowshoers, snow mobiles, and dog sledders out there. Everyone is usually really good about having other people on the trail!
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Comment by Karen Lashenske on November 13, 2008 at 11:19am
- Where is the best place on Mt. Hood, or the wilderness around it to go snowshoeing or xcounrty skiing with your dog? I made the mistake last year of going on a groomed trail and did not see the no dogs signs, as I didn't enter the 'right' way, and I got yelled at by a skiier. So, does anyone have any great trails they could recommend?
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