Unless your the lead dog, the scenery never changes;)

...But why would you want it to? XD

I guess if you like staring at husky butt then you probably wouldn't....

Three howls (cheers) for husky power!

It was challenging conditions to ski in, but we did have fun, definitely! The first half of our trip was on a snowshoe trail, which was too steep and with too-sharp curves to work well for going husky-speed. The second half on the dogsled trail was great except for the steep and long hill at the beginning. It was so heavily packed by dogs that it was like skiing in a water slide made of snow -- impossible to do a proper herring-bone stance to keep from sliding backwards down the hill. (And no, even two energetic huskies weren't going to pull me up THAT hill on their own.) Coming down that hill found me walking too -- because of the gulley, I couldn't do a proper snow-plow, so the straight run would have seen me speeding past the dogs, then dragging them behind me to the bottom.

My sister joked that I should have hooked up my Husky to deliver pizza after a big snow storm. I would have, but I never did find his brakes!

You probably would have found most of the pizzas gone when your back was turned!

He was actually quite the polite pup! He wouldn't have taken a bite on his own, but he sure would have been hovering over them! Actually, he would probably, at some point, lay down on top of them and refuse to move until I promised him a piece :P

Even if he hadn't taken a bite, could you still sell them if the boxes were covered with drool from his muzzle hovering over them? That's the condition they would have been if our Wizard was in the vicinity. :)

I'd love to do something like that, looks fantastic!

Beautiful Dogs