about 4-5 depends HOW heavy the sled is ;)
I can't remember I think it is seven but I am not to sure I would have a look on the national dog sled website as it has all the info you need to know about dogsleding :)
Any number you choose!
A eskimo is a breed of dog that many eskimo's use to pull there sleds but can be found in america too
They originated in Russia where they were bred to herd reindeer and pull sleds.
They are used to pull sleds. The main breed used is Huskies, because they are able to with stand harsh and cold conditions. Depending on how big the sled is and the weight of the musher and lugage, depends on the number of dogs you need to pull it. They are used to pull sleds. The main breed used is Huskies, because they are able to with stand harsh and cold conditions. Depending on how big the sled is and the weight of the musher and lugage, depends on the number of dogs you need to pull it.
Some sled dogs die in the service of their duties, one of which is to pull loaded sleds. As the loads on sleds is decreased, the population of the dogs is similarly decreased.
They mostly pull sleds, smell each other and roll around in the snow.
They mostly pull sleds, smell each other and roll around in the snow.
To pull sleds for humans through the snow. These sleds can carry things such as food and medicine. Nowadays dog sledding is just a sport or fun hobby.
caribou, artic hare, artic fox, walrus, and polar bear
siberian huskey pull sleds in lapland
It depends what breed of dog you are looking for. All different breeds of dogs bare different traits and characteristics. But in general dogs have 2 ears, one tail, one nose and four legs!!!!! Female and Male too
There is no such thing as Wild Siberian huskies. They are a domestic breed that originated from the Chukchi people in Siberia and have always been domestic dogs. They socialize with other huskies from an early age in this environment as they all have to pull sleds as a team.
they hunt, pull sleds, guard property, herd sheep and some times help dig people out of snow.