Fortunately in almost 30 years of running DogsI have never crashed:) Most of the time we’re going pretty slow (walking pace 4 to 5 mph) when they pick up the pace I am all over the brakes and  prepared for just about anything that being said, of course, anything can happen, but I pride myself on safety:) again I’ve been doing for almost 30 years now running dogs on all different kinds of set ups and I know I’ve been fortunate but also always cautious, so no issues with crashes:)

I try to change so many aspects up from location to activity and everything in between. Huskies are so intelligent and constantly need to be challenged and I welcome the challenge to satisfy them. I use to say I can wear out any husky! So it’s not only running them but it’s how they like to run and what I mean by that is they, like humans have different personalities and what one of them loves the other may not get as excited about, so I strive to learn them as individuals so I can get them to spill all their energy to fully satisfy them by using a myriad of different methods and changing certain aspects regularly.

I’ve been running dogs on bikes in different formations for almost 30 years now, with multiple generations of huskies! My most recent dogs have been with me doing  this for the past 4 years to 8 months or so. With the equipment I develop it’s all motorized which I’ve been one of the first to do and I’ve developed a lot of the other equipment I use which all makes it really easy to train the dogs to do it.