1. Start Slow
Begin with short sessions to let your Husky get used to pulling while you ski. Gradually increase the distance and intensity as your dog builds confidence and endurance.
2. Warm Up and Cool Down
Just like humans, dogs need to warm up their muscles before strenuous activity. Take a short walk before starting and allow time for a cool-down afterward.
3. Stay Hydrated
Bring water for both you and your Husky. Snow play can be dehydrating, so offer frequent water breaks.
4. Monitor Weather Conditions
Huskies love the cold, but extreme temperatures or icy trails can pose risks. Avoid skijoring in dangerous weather conditions.
5. Positive Reinforcement
Reward your Husky with treats, praise, and affection to reinforce good behavior and keep them motivated. Remeber these are just a few tips for Skijoring, you'll find this is just the beginning of agreat adventure.
