By mushing and crunching together. By mushing and crunching together.

Mushing is the Official Sport of Alaska.

because dog mushing is important in alaska

dog sledding

The three types of mushing are dog leen goes to defend animals

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Alaska

You need a mushing tool.

Dog Mushing.

He began in 1998.

it can vary from 3 to 8.

before 2000

11 years

Dog sleighing.

No- in his 10 years of mushing, he has never won.

if there was no musher the dogs would not know where to go

It's state sport is dog mushing is a traditionalway to traverse Alaska's vast distance. Races like the Iditarod often follow paths used by mushers of the past.

today they use snow machines or four wheelers and to get to father places they use small air planes. . or Alaska Airlines. =) back in the day they used dogs hooked up to sleds. * dog mushing * mushing * iditarod

The official sport of Alaska is Dog Mushing. Dog Mushing was designated the officail sport of Alaska in 1972. In April 2010 Alaska recognized the Alaskan Malamute as the official state dog most likely because its used in the sport.

1. At a time when dog mushing was fading, a man that lived in Knik, Alaska had the idea of a dog mushing race from Knik to Nome. His name was Joe Redington Sr. often called the father of the Iditarod. He started the Iditarod Sled Dog Race in 1973.

Dog Mushing became the Official State Sport in 1972.

Mostly dog sleding. The Official Sport of Alaska is Mushing.

Jake Berkowitz started to train for the Iditarod at the age of 18 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

The usual sports Alaskan people play are dog mushing and ice hockey.

Feeding, Playing, and taking care of him or her.

mushing food up

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A bib in the mushing world is no so they don't have to clean their jackets, no! It shows the musher's starting order.

by mushing up all the bits you otherwise would NEVER EVER eat Unless... you had nothing else

Mushing bananas and spoon-feeding them to the infant seems like a viable choice.

they are rice krispies but they make the brown from mushing up bits of rabbit poo and spitting it on the rice krispies

I am pretty sure he died when he was swept into some river rapids while-mushing for want of a better word with his dogs.

The official state sport of Alaska is dog mushing.

Mush ball really means softball but in some countries they call it mush ball medicine ball or kitten ball

they live for mushing

Well, it depends on the musher himself (or herself). If he or she is really interested in mushing, he will most probably will not be mean to his dogs. If he is completely not interested, he will likely reject the dogs in the end.

Where a certain number of dogs pull their trainer on a dog sled connected yo the gang line wich is a rope connected to the dogs and the dog sled Age 11 lane salazar

yes you can in a way. You can buy the sims 2 pets and apartment life and you can put them together by mushing them and there you have it. that's how you get sims 2 pets in sims 2 apartment life.

"Mushing" can refer to affectionate physical contact like cuddling, snuggling, or hugging between two people. It is a way to show care and intimacy in a relationship.

Husky dogs are most well known for mushing in dog-sled races. Siberian Huskies are also well known for playing a game of fetch or catch. They are very pretty dogs.

Siberian huskies are known for their endurance, strength, and agility, which makes them excellent working dogs in activities such as sled pulling and mushing. They are also intelligent and independent thinkers, with a strong prey drive.

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In dog sledding, or "mushing", the wheel dogs are the two closest to the sled, and assist in steering, especially on tight curves. In this position, they have to be aware of the sled's position, and not become startled when the rider or load shifts around.

The Alaskan Husky is a mixed breed. It is the dog most used for mushing at this point in time. The reason the Alaskan is the most popular breed for mushing is mostly due to racing. Since Alaskans are a mix breed and often have various types of hound mix they are typically faster than the purebred dogs. This is more of a factor in sprint racing than it is in distance. There are still a few purebred Siberian Husky teams competing in distance racing that are doing quite well.

Reaching its peak in popularity in the 1980's, dog mushing is a sport or a transport method utilizing dogs, primarily Siberian Huskies. Often times, there is a team of dogs that is pulling a sled which can sometimes be used for races, or for pulling cargo through a snowy area.

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On command. The command is Haw! for left and Gee! for right. They learn just like other commands such as Hike, On By, and Whoa, but you can train with any command those are the common mushing terms and are easy for the dog to differentiate.

In the old days, dog sleds were one of the only means of transportation. Today, dog sledding is more of a sport (though it always has been) and dogs are used in races. However, there aren't many roads in some towns of Alaska so dog sleds are used as everyday transportation. The main reason is so that the dogs know their way around even when they aren't racing. It's excellent practice for upcoming competitions!

It depends on the size of the race. For example, the Iditarod is a 1-2 week race all the way from Nome, Alaska to Anchorage, Alaska... Or the other way around. If you are doing the JUNIOR Itidarod then it will be about 4-6 days depending on how good, lost, or fast you are.

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Mary Shields was one of two women to be the first to participate in the Iditarod Trail Race in 1974, and the first to finish the Iditarod. She placed 23rd then. Her first race experience came shortly after she came to Alaska. In October some friends of hers let her borrow 3 of their dogs and a sled for her to use in hauling water and firewood. From this experience she learned a love for dogs and mushing.