The dogs were the most happy when they were working hard.
There were times when we had to stop and check on the team, making sure the lines were not tangled and ensuring we were intact and on course.Ĥ. The team stopped and regrouped when they needed to. The musher and the rest of the team knew who the lead dog was, and they trusted their leader.ģ. Each played a vital role in achieving the team’s goal.Ģ.
Every single team member is important – from the lead dog to the point and wheel dogs to the team dogs. I couldn’t help but make several analogies about dog sledding and teamwork. If you love animals, then you can probably imagine what an amazing experience it was to be in the beauty of the snow, with a synchronized team of dogs who were completely bliss’d out when they ran with the sled trailing behind them.
One of the ways to remain a life-long learner is to look at every experience you have as an opportunity to learn.Įarlier this year, I had the opportunity to go dog sledding for the very first time.
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