Bikejoring with Your Dog | The How To Video

Bikejoring with Your Dog | The How To Video | Dog Training

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Are you ready for the next dog sport to take you to the trails? Bikejoring, or dog-powered biking, is an excellent sport for high-energy dogs who need jobs. This growing sport has a wide range of recreational and competitive facets that will have you and your dog building a stronger bond and getting fit together.
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@aksil.abelgharbi6497 8 ай бұрын

You have missed quite a lot when it comes to doing this sport. You needed to mention the basic commands your dog needs to know before you hook them up to a line and go bikejoring or mushing sport... Also, your bike is missing the lead holder thingy to keep it away from tangling in the front wheel. It is vital, otherwise, it could harm both you and the dog...

@FirstPawMedia 8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment but we have been doing this for over 20 years. When you get to that level, make a video about it. Have a great day!

@lynnlebahn3702 11 ай бұрын

I have issues with gears locking up because I have never used them and i can never remember how to use them due to memory loss caused by seizures and then trying to get the timinh right due to high functioning Autism. I need a mtn bike without a gear system. Brakes are good to have but, needs to be stronger then the dog(s) to help rhem slow up or stop without getting locked up in the process. Also, handlebars need to stay put and not be pulled out by the dog (s).

@BONJOVIBAL Жыл бұрын

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@FirstPawMedia Жыл бұрын

sorry you did not like it!

@Emerson-mf1gs 5 ай бұрын

how disgusting. Talking about telling them to line out when clearly the dog doesnt know it or is to shut down to do it, your "assistant" is DRAGGING the dog into a position you're saying it should KNOW. The whole video the dog is nervous, and you're just ignoring it. Incredibly forceful and incredibly disgusting. Also 'funny' how every time the dog gets dragged you move the camera to you. This is NOT training. Nothing about this is positive for the dog. I support bikejoring, and do it myself, but this is just forcing.