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One alone can pull a couple hundred pounds depending on snow level, size, and power of the dog, and the dog breed. You wouldn't be able to go very far though because the dog will tire easily.
The individual dogs and breeds are large and strong, and can endure many hours in harsh weather conditions. A team of just six to eight dogs can pull several hundred pounds on a snow sled.
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