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dogsled

[ UK /dˈɒɡsə‍ld/ ]
VERB
  1. travel with a dogsled
NOUN
  1. a sled pulled by dogs

How To Use dogsled In A Sentence

  • The book features lots of colour photos and mostly Inuit writers' tips on everything from dogsledding and walrus watching to luxury cruises and the dangers of ice floes.
  • Apart from skiing, you can snowmobile, cross-country ski, snowshoe or dogsled.
  • They were busy packing the root cellar with parsnips, canning their ox tongues and making their tourtieres and petes-des-soeurs, or driving the dogsled down the hill for a barrel of water.
  • As for ‘real life’, I spend a lot of my winters mushing - that's driving dogsled teams - through the snowy wastes of New Hampshire, Vermont and Quebec, and one is unlikely to run into many people five days out on the trail.
  • Our little dogsledding outing began at the river village of Bettles, north of the Alaska Range, north of the Yukon, north of the Arctic Circle, north of almost everything on the planet. Richard Bangs: So, You Think That's Cold?
  • I have been dogsledding in Finland and Russia in the middle of a cold snap, and instead of the January average of minus 15, it's minus 30.
  • He had introduced me and a few other first-time mushers to dogsledding, and now I found myself listening to the excited baying of my dogs.
  • The dogsled was the ideal vehicle to accomplish it so she wouldn’t have to rely on the dubious support of her crutches on ice and snow. Mistletoe and Holly
  • You could go by dogsled, but don't. Times, Sunday Times
  • Three years later, both actors have emerged from their respective trash heaps in order to star in two separate movies about dogsledding.
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