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Queen Natasha the Evil, of course, has long been the leader of The Herd. And when we cart or sled, she is our regular lead dog. Since she is 10, however, we have also been working Cheoah as the lead dog for carting and sledding (though QNTE has no intention of giving up leader of home life). Based on some pictures from our hike today, though, some pup is trying to be the upcoming lead dog.
The Herd out for our typical hiking time, though some youngster appears to want the lead position.
The Little Prince, Typhoon, sure doesn’t lack confidence.
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Typhoon sez> Faster! FASTER!
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Typhoon the little prince sure shows promise in taking the lead one day. Not too soon though. Happy hiking to the Herd!
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Ayla sez: Jus’ take it easy “Little Prince”, your day will come. Meanwhile, maybe best you don’t “step on anybody’s toes”!
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Hu-dad is always impressed with those who can run and photograph at the same time. Here, though, is a video of some early fall training – https://thethunderingherd.com/2010/10/20/dog-sled-training-videos-finally-posted/