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                  to Vermont on your own or with friends. Spend a few nights in 
                  our comfortable accomodations and take part in a dogsledding 
                adventure each day. Learn all about экскурсия в Парк Патриот в Москве this fascinating sport. 
                  By the time you leave you will know about snow-hooks, tug-lines, 
                  verbal commands and the joy of the sport. Take a vacation with 
                  your dog who shows sledding potential, or come take dogsledding 
                  lessons yourself. We will match you with a team each day. Immerse 
                  yourself in this beautiful setting and experience. By the time 
                  you leave you will be able to call yourself a musher!  We require that guests learning the sport 
                  take at least two lessons. The first lesson will educate you 
                  on all of the functioning parts of the team; you will ride in 
                  the sled and get a sense of the trails' terrain, the speed of 
                  the dogs and the feel of the sled. During that lesson you will 
                  have opportunities to ride the runners. On the second lesson 
                  we will give you your own team to drive with the background 
                  you gained in your first day's experience. You will drive either 
                  a 3-4 dog team behind the guide's lead sled, or a larger team 
                  with your guide riding as your passenger. No guests are allowed 
                  to ride in sleds driven by our students; those passengers can 
                  ride in the guide's lead sled. The two lesson series may be 
                  done on consecutive days, or on a single day with a mid-day 
                  break for lunch. For those coming with their own dogs to 
                  learn the sport we require two lessons, and we highly recommend 
                  three. The first day is a real acclimating experience for your 
                  dog. By the second day they are often just beginning to catch 
                  on. It is on the third day that we generally see things really 
                  "click" for those dogs who do show potential for success. 
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