Cani-scootering is a sporting activity that involves the use of a scooter and one or more dogs to pull it. This sport is similar to canicross where the runner is connected to a dog by an elastic line.
To practice the cani-scooter, the following equipment is generally required
A scooter obviously: it is recommended to use an all-terrain scooter or scooter specially designed for cani-scooters. These scooters generally have larger wheels and suspension to better handle rough terrain.
A harness specially designed for dog sport is necessary to connect the dog to the scooter. The harness should be comfortable for Médor and allow for an even distribution of the traction force.
A line of lines : it is an elastic rope that connects the dog's harness to the scooter. The line should be strong enough to withstand the dog's pull force and absorb shocks when changing speed or direction.
An attachment device allows you to attach the line line to the scooter. It is generally designed to minimize the risk of entanglement and allow for quick release in case of emergency.
Medium to large dogs, with uA good physical condition and an abundance of energy, are ideal for this sport. Popular dog scooter breeds include Huskies, Malamutes, Border Collies, Pointers, and Retrievers.
Any healthy, well-trained dog over 18 months old can potentially participate.
Before starting cani-scootering, it is important to Make sure the dog is well trained and used to the harness and scooter. It is also essential to choose appropriate terrain, such as a forest trail or park, and to follow safety regulations to avoid accidents.
Finally, it is recommended to start slowly and work your way up gradually as the dog and handler gain confidence and improve their coordination.
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