Most sleds have a brake, and the dogs are trained to obey directional commands.
Some of the most common forms of these commands:
"Hike!" = move faster
"On by!" = continue in a straight line, ignore whatever you were looking at
"Gee!" = turn right
"Haw!" = turn left
"Easy!" = slow down
"Whoa!" = stop
"Let's go!" = start moving
The people who control a dog sled are called mushers. They stand on the runners at the back of the sled and give commands to the team of dogs to steer and control their speed. Mushers must have good communication with their dogs and be skilled in navigating the terrain.
The Samoyed is both a clan of nomadic people in Siberia and the name of the dog they bred to pull their sleds.
they tip
Eskimos
if you want to use them for work, Samoyed's pull sleds! if you want a loving dog ( that licks alot ) pick a Samoyed!
To scoop up any gold they found and pick out the dirt.
dog sleds and stuff
The train.
Huskys
Incredible Maine - 2007 Dog Sleds 4-2 was released on: USA: 2010
The people who control dog sleds are called mushers. They are responsible for guiding and managing the team of sled dogs, ensuring their safety and well-being during the journey. Mushers often train their dogs and develop a strong bond with them, essential for successful sledding. The sport is popular in various regions, particularly in Alaska and parts of Canada.
about 5% because the dogs like running sleds around