Wonders of Winter (W.O.W.) Paw'Tastic fun in the snow!!
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People of all ages can learn and experience the fun of the dog sledding

• Girl or boy scout troups, 4-H groups, church or families
• presentations are available
• meet the dogs:  kennel tours on request

Besides being fun, dog sledding teaches you some life lessons. Think positive: When you think positive you can accomplish anything.  The dogs feed upon your feelings just as you do, so have a positive outlook. Keep going:  You can do it, even when it gets difficult.  A tangle may occur but you can take   care of it.  In life tangles happen and we are able to untangle the messes of life by just doing. Relax and enjoy the moment:  Life is really too short, do not get overly stress by things and take the time to enjoy and you will see how wonderful things really are. Go with the flow it will be okay:  If one steps back and realizes that all will be fine in their life if they just let go of the bad things then they can live life again. Trust:  there has to be mutual trust between you and your team. Trust yourself that you can handle whatever is thrown at you. Challenge:  We are challenged everyday and we make our life great by meeting our   challenges head on.  When one is dog sledding you are faced with challenges all the time such as; can we climb that hill, how far can I push the team, can I upright the sled, etc.                          Face the challenges, trust yourself and be positive.  Hang on, never let go:  This is a BIG one in dog sledding.  The first lesson you learn in  dog sledding is to NEVER let go of the sled.  No matter what happens you must not be separated from the sled/team.  This is for the safety of you and the team.  Same is true in life.  Never let go, hang on even through the bumps and curves life throws at you.      You can meet the challenge and have a wonderful life.