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Dogsledding Light is about responsibility, not limitation. Training with one or two Huskies means every decision matters, because the workload concentrates on each individual dog. This practical guide to dogsledding light explains how to build strength, manage workout load, choose the right equipment and support recovery, so small teams stay sound, motivated and capable for seasons to come.

Indoor season is the perfect time to build real strength. The Husky Core Formula teaches five simple movements that improve stability, balance and body control right at home. Small, intentional work that makes a big difference on every winter run.

Why Canicross in Winter is Worth It Winter is the season when Huskies come alive. The colder the air, the more focused and driven they become. Canicross in Winter  suits their natural energy, their strong urge to pull and their love for working in low temperatures. While many dogs slow down when it gets cold, Huskies usually do the opposite. Snow gives them traction, structure gives them purpose and running lets them channel all the intensity they carry every single day. Stil

Winter may look magical, but it is also the most demanding season for Huskies. Strong before the snow is about preparation, structure and care that keep your Husky strong, balanced and injury free. Learn how to build real power before the cold sets in and make this winter your strongest yet.

Think Husky injuries are just bad luck? In reality, most can be traced back to avoidable training mistakes. Here’s how to spot them early – and keep your Husky strong, healthy, and injury-free.

When I first got into Canicross, I thought recovery days meant doing nothing. But with Huskies – just like with my own ultra training – I...