
A Guide To Pull Your Dog, by Mark Johnson BK12 $8.50
How to select, train and prepare a dog for weight pulling. Mark discusses
the importance of diet, attitude, conditioning, obedience and many other
basics to help you develop a training program.
34 pages (softcover)
Ski Spot Run, by Matt Haakenstad and John Thompson
BK17 $18.95
Matt and John have written an excellent book for those who love the sport of skijoring
and for those who want to learn about it. From equipment to training, this book
is full of information, great illustrations and photos. Humorous stories and
drawings throughout the book add to this book's value. Beyond skijoring, you
are introduced to scootering, bikejoring, and rollerjoring. A must have for
beginners and a welcome gift for the enthusiast. 204 pages (softcover)
The Speed Mushing Manual, by Jim Welch BK20 $12.95
How to Train Racing Sled Dogs. From the basics to the art of speed
mushing, Jim Welsh relates his research, his hands-on experience and the
knowledge of fellow mushers. Everyone will find something of value in this
book.
127 pages (softcover)
Dog Scooter, The Sport for Dogs Who Love to Run, by
Daphne Lewis BK29 $17.00
Daphne has been a strong supporter of the sport of scootering with dogs for
many years and has now put together a great book to share her thoughts and ideas
about this sport. As Daphne says, "Dogs love to run." Learn about the sport,
equipment and training.
157 pages (softcover)
Winning Strategies for Distance Mushers, by Joe Runyan BK18 $16.95
Joe Runyan has won the Iditarod, Yukon Quest and Alpirod races, and after years
of participation and evaluation, he has has a wealth of knowledge to share with
all mushers. The title clues you into the contents, but Joe's stories make this
book a great text for any musher. He covers every aspect of long distance
racing, especially as it relates to keeping the dogs in competitive shape for
a thousand miles. Nutritional needs, how to rest your dogs, booties and
checkpoints are just a sample of its well-written contents.
157 pages (softcover)
Newfoundland Draft Work, A Guide for Training,
by Consie Powell BK24 $26.95
Newly revised, second edition is now available. This is the best guide for
learning about training your dog for draft work. This beautifully illustrated
book includes sections on equipment and training and points out the various
drafting activities you can enjoy with your dog, including carting, parades,
and weight pulling. 87 pages (spiral bound, softcover)
Ruffing It, The Complete Guide To Camping With Your Dog,
by Mardi Richmond and Melanee L. Barash BB76 $21.95
Are you an avid camper with a canine friend? You'll enjoy this
comprehensive book on traveling and camping with your dog. From trip
preparation to camping activities, this text is a wonderful resource for
all campers.
213 pages (softcover)
A Guide To Backpacking With Your Dog, by Charlene G. LaBelle,
Revised Edition BK22
$12.95
Almost any breed can backpack. Learn about training and conditioning,
trip preparation and trail manners. Discover the joy of your dog's
companionship on the trail. This is a comprehensive and easy to understand book
that will help you and your dog enjoy your hiking adventure.
107 pages (softcover)
Taking Your Dog Backpacking, by Alan Riley BK23 $13.50
Enjoy the simple pleasure of packing with dogs. This manual will get you
started on the right foot. Learn the basics of wilderness travel in this pleasant to
read manual. Plans for making your own dog pack included.
76 pages (softcover)



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