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Cross country skiing with your dog. (CCS Nordic News January 2002).(skijoring)(Brief Article)
Skijoring is a Norwegian word for "ski driving." The sport originated in Scandanavia as a combination of cross country skiing and dog mushing. It's best described as skiing with a dog attached to the skier using a harness attached to a wide waist belt.
More and more nordic centers are opening a portion of their trail system for skiers with dogs. It can be difficult at first, but after some practice, dog and owner are in for a great time.
For more information contact:
New England Sled Dog Club R.R. #2 Box 262H Lyme, NH 03768 phone 603-353-4601 info@nesdc.org, www.nesdc.org North American Skijor and Ski Pulk Association PO Box 240573 Anchorage …
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