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Dog Scootering aka Dry Land Mushing

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Uploaded by on May 10, 2008

Dog scootering is relatively new to the US. It is a sport where the dog(s) pull the rider on a scooter. The dog(s) are typically attached to the front of the scooter by a tugline that has a built in bungee cord. See Pepsi and Starbucks together scootering the 'traditional' way with a tugline and with and outrigger attachment from dogpoweredscooter.com.

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  • Why is the "black dog" running next to you and the other one running in front? Can't they both be running in front? I'm just asking because I'm curious. Great video btw, love the music!

  • @TheNighthawk00 -

    Thank you for your kind comments. When I firsted started scootering, we used the side apparatus for more control of the dog. I now run them both in front and do not necessarily recommend the use of the "dog powered scooter attachment". 

  • try a Vorsteh!;) they are so much faster.

  • I'm sure they are. Perhaps I will look into one when I'm "companionless". Right now, I've got my hands and heart full. :)

  • It's a Willy by Blauwerk. Will you be scootering on pavement or trails? The Willy is definitely a city scooter. It has larger wheels but doesn't have much clearance for tree roots and rocks. Have you considered the Dirt Dawg w/ tall handlebars?

  • I'm training my husky this at the moment... she's loving it, bless her

  • Oh, I'm so happy for you. Dog scootering is such a blast! What kind of scooter are you using?

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  • Nice video!

    I wish I had larger dogs to do this with. I doo have 6 dogs, though, 3 shih tzu, 2 shih tzu x yorkie mutts and 1 yorkie. One of the shih tzu, and both the mutts enjoy pulling me, and boy can they!!! Shame my Razor A5 doesn't have very good brakes. I use a very long extenda leash held in my hand for them, that way they can get good out in front, but if they slack up, the line doesn't get tangled. If they'r too close i put one foot out and nudge them away so they don't get hurt

  • @wodgeruk this is a sport. i do it to. dont be so rude.

  • I really want to do this! I dont have a scooter through. insted its more like Bikejoring. Were did you get starbucks Harness? I love it. I know my border collie will like it because she loves to run =D

  • that looks fun!

  • @catb2004 how do i teach my dogs to ignore other dogs when bikejoring? should i keep them on prong collars and pull me? they had no problems pulling me when they're on the prong collars, that way i can control them really well. or should i use harness on them and use the prong collars for steering?

  • @catb2004 my stubborn pitbull pulls me towards other dogs when we do that and pisses me off. how do you get them to ignore other dogs? like he knows, but ignores me. i think i should just run into him with the bike when he pulls, what do you think, i mean they're a stubborn breed. my german shepherd does just a little bit better than him, but not always. i should run him over too.

  • Try our new scooter best on the market tufftrail.co.uk

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