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Go Skijoring with Copper!
We've been getting so much snow lately that we're thinking about taking up skijoring. What is skijoring you might ask? It's cross-country skiing with your dog!
Modern skijoring began in Scandinavia and requires a team effort, a cross country skier harnessed to one or more dogs. Done right, skijoring is a great way for you and your best friend to spent time together, enjoying the outdoors and staying in shape. It's not just for traditional sled dogs either! Though dogs should be at least 35-40 points, any active dog can become a champion skijorer!
Ready to book a vacation with your dog to learn the basics? Take a look at Peace Pups Dogs Sledding in Vermont or find more information at Sled Dog Central.
