Kicksledding & Skijoring
Many people dream of going dogsledding—but what if you could enjoy exciting winter activities with your own dog?
From Corgis to Labradors and Boxers, many dogs thrive in these fun, active experiences. Whether you have a strong puller, a high-energy companion, or simply want to try something new, we’re here to help you harness that enthusiasm, get outdoors, and stay active together.
It’s all about having fun—and we truly believe life is better when shared outside with our four-legged friends.
Curious but not ready to commit?
Our lessons include rental gear, so you can give it a try before making an investment.
Kicksledding
A true team sport
Kicksledding with your dog is a true team effort, where both human and dog work together. Your dog runs or pulls up front while you kick along to assist and maintain momentum.
Kicksleds can be used with or without a dog, making them a fantastic option for non-skiers looking for an enjoyable and active winter experience with their canine companion.
Skijoring
Crosscountry skiing with dog power
Skijoring is a dog-powered sport where your dog pulls you on cross-country skis. Those with cross-country skiing experience may find it easier to pick up, while beginners might face a steeper learning curve. However, it's a rewarding challenge for anyone willing to give it a try.
Canicross & Bikejoring
Tired of getting dragged by your dog on leash walks? Looking for a more comfortable and safe way to exercise your high-energy dog? Can’t trust your dog off-leash but still want to provide them with plenty of exercise?
If you enjoy walking or running, Canicross/Canihike is a fun and safe way to get your daily steps in while building a strong bond with your dog. It's also an excellent starting point for exploring other dog-powered harness activities.
We offer rental gear for all of our activities—try it out before making an investment!"
Canicross / Canihike
A year-round activity for every dog
Canicross/Canihike is essentially walking or running with dog power.
It's a fun and safe alternative to being dragged by your strong-pulling dog on a leash, helping prevent choking from their collar.
Give your dog a purpose while enjoying a more comfortable and structured walk for both you and your dog.
Bikejoring
A thrilling way to keep up with your dog's speed.
Bikejoring is an exciting dog-powered sport where a dog pulls a rider on a bicycle. The dog is harnessed and attached to the bike with a bungee leash, while the rider pedals to keep pace with the dog. It typically takes place on trails, dirt roads, or open paths.
This sport is perfect for active dogs with plenty of energy and for people who enjoy cycling. Clear communication between the dog and rider is essential for safety and control.
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Biking with a springer
A safe and fun way to exercise your dog!
Running a dog next to your bike on a springer is a safe way to exercise your dog on busier roads, in the suburbs, or on maintained trails.
This activity is perfect for both pullers and non-pullers!
Dogs of all sizes and breeds love it, and you don’t need to be an overly active person to enjoy it with them
Leash walking and Good Manners
Keep it simple!
Teaching your dog basic manners—like refraining from jumping on people, not barking at passersby, and practicing proper leash etiquette—can greatly benefit you in dog-powered sports. Each of these activities complements the others, strengthening your bond with your dog and enhancing your teamwork.
