Sentences with phrase «work pulling sleds»

And with good reason — Huskies have done some amazing work pulling sleds.

Not exact matches

The work included sled pushes, sled pulls, tire flips, box jumps and squats.

Bones suggest that dogs pulled sleds 9000 years ago — implying humans domesticated dogs to put them to work.

The most fun I had working out was when I did it in my backyard using unconventional training exercises such as sled pulls and farmers walks.

A: Warm up / Work to 1 Rep Max Back Squat B: 4 × 2 Back Squats @ 85 % -90 % of 1RM C: 5 × 4 Weighted Tarzan Pull ups D1: 10x Heavy Sledgehammer Tire Strikes each side (20 total) D2: 50m Heavy sled push 10 Rounds of D circuit.

You have jump rope, sprints, sled sprints, prowler work, weighted walks, sandbag carries, easy farmer's walks, car pushes and pulls, hand walking, and the whole world of possible exercises.

Typically associated with sled work, dragging and pulling implements can be applied using battle ropes and a few kettlebells.

Two blokes prepping for a dust - up might seem like a thin premise to stretch across a feature - length movie, but it worked for Rocky IV and Fist Fight will be hoping to repeat the trick, albeit without the sled - pulling and snow sprints.

The American Heritage Dictionary defines Working Dog as: (n.) Any of various breeds of dogs developed or trained to do useful work, such as herding animals, pulling wagons or sleds, or guarding property.

Also known as Qimmiq, Canadian Husky, and Canadian Inuit Dogs, this breed is a working dog that used to pull sleds and hunt.

It belongs to the miscellaneous class under the working group which is remarkable for their excellence at carrying out police jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or search and rescue.

It belongs to the working breed family which is notable for their excellence at performing various police jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or water - rescuing.

Most breeds were developed to do some type of work — herding sheep or cattle, hunting pheasants, retrieving ducks, hunting rabbits or raccoons, killing barnyard vermin, protecting livestock, guarding estates, pulling carts or sleds, and police / military work.

Original Purpose: To pull sleds; to live and work with packs of other dogs; generally had to supplement their own diets by hunting for their own food.

The Siberian Husky, a thickly coated, compact sled dog of medium size and great endurance, was developed to work in packs, pulling light loads at moderate speeds over vast frozen expanses.

The most common endurance work for dogs is sled - pulling (e.g. Iditarod).

It belongs to the working breed family which is remarkable for their exceptional skills in carrying out jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or water - rescuing.

Their origin traces back about four thousand years, when their ancestors were used as working dogs for herding, hunting and even pulling sleds.

It belongs to the miscellaneous class under the working breed family which is admired for their being exceptional at performing various police work such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or search and rescue.

The working group contains breeds that were mainly developed for guarding and fighting such as the mastiff or for pulling sleds like the Alaskan malamute.

They include: The International Weight Pulling Association, the International Sled Dog Racing Association, the American Pulling Alliance, the United Kennel Club and the National Working Dog Association to name a few.

Huskies are used as «sled dogs» and apparently do well when they are working and pulling things around in cold weather.

Here Newfoundlands participate in draft and water tests; Rottweilers, Bernese Mountain Dogs, and Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs demonstrate their carting ability; Samoyeds, Siberian Huskies, and Alaskan Malamutes pull sleds and go back - packing; Portuguese Water Dogs do water tests; and Dalmatians do road work in the tradition of the coach dogs of the past.

Everyone who trains or shows a dog; everyone who works with a herding dog, a search and rescue dog, a therapy dog, a retriever, a pointer, a flushing spaniel, or a livestock guard dog; everyone who competes in sled dog races or weight pulls or draft dog tests; and everyone who breeds dogs must learn to speak with a single voice that says «Stop.

These dogs were bred to be worker dogs, originally used by Native Americans, pulling sleds and working in the cold, and were eventually trained to pull mail sleds.

These qualities are due to the fact that the Alaskan Malamute is used as a working dog that carries heavy freight and pulls sleds.

Active athletes (agility dogs, surfing dogs, dock - diving dogs, weight pulling dogs), show dogs, working dogs (police, arson, search and rescue K - 9s), sled dogs, hunting dogs, herding dogs, AND large breed dogs, as well, will benefit from the addition of Glucosamine to their daily regimen.

These are dogs that may work to fulfil a purpose such as participating in rescue missions and pulling sleds.

The sled dog par excellence, the husky works great for pulling sleds but its endurance can't match the malamute.

WORKING DOGS are bred to perform such jobs as guarding property, pulling sleds, and performing water rescues.