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Go Bikejoring With Your Dog
Special Interest: Biking
Bikejoring is very different from biking with your dog and a more common sport for fall or winter. The main difference is that your dog actually runs in front of you on your bike and pulls you forward while you ride. We suggest that you read a few articles about bikejoring before going out with your dog. It’s also a great idea to go out with someone who can give you hands-on pointers for you and your dog(s).
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Activities: Biking, Bikejoring
Items Needed: Mountain Bike, Bike Helmet, Bike Repair Kit, Bike Attachment, Gang Line (for multiple dogs), Bungee Towline (at least 6 feet long), Clips, Mushing Harness, Water, First Aid, Reflective Tape or Gear, Poop Bags, Protective Eyewear, Paw Protection, Other Appropriate Gear and Spare Parts.
Safety: If your dog has a special condition or problems with his joints consult your vet. Dogs should be ideally be medium sized, at least 30 pounds, 18 months old, and able to pull you on a bike. Don't overdo it and pay attention to you and your dog's abilities! Check your dog's paws after every ride.
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