Nisha
Nisha—what sled dogs do in the summer. Just back from a 3 mile hoverboard with my youngest. Starks and Drogo got walks. Nice Nisha gets special privileges.
Left—your other left!!! Drivers ed. 🤣😂🙄🤷♀️
Coming up on Bee on our way back.
Each ride is different. Each ride is unique. And each ride is just the beginning. People come expecting a ride with the dogs but leave with their curiosity about sled dogs and dogsledding piqued. If that happens, I’ve done my job.
Out and about giving rides.
Little scenery from the trail today.
Not sure why this is blurry but it takes a village to put a dog team on the trail. Thanks for the video Kirsti.
First tracks! From behind the dogs. For their fourth day running, they were cooking.
Little video from today’s run. Poop from Zoom at the end. 😂
Passing video. Know how hard this is to do?!?! That’s why running dogs is 99.9% training dogs. Not just hopping on and going.
Little video of the river flying past as we headed up trail.
Video from first run of 24. No idea why Stark is crabbing like this. He doesn’t typically. Faster speeds he wasn’t crabbing as much.
Almost back. We ran the whole trail. It was nice to see a different trail and there are some gees and haws which was a nice change. Trail is relatively narrow so we did not do a ton of passing but we did pass a few times. Ethan handled and hover boarded around the parking lot. Lots of eagles.
Heading home. I was holding them back pretty hard here. In fact, pretty certain I need new brake pads again.
Hooking up for our second ride today. Proud of how my dogs who went out twice did. Drogo was the only one who was behaving a bit badly. Stark tried his best to pull him on by.
Hooking up the first team today for Shavonne’s ride. Thank you Allan for wrestling the beasts to the line. Thank you Drogo and Zoom for the line out.