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In the book Woodsong how do the mushers care for the feet of the dogs?
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What did the hawk attack in the book woodsong?
Woodsongone of Gary Paulsens dogs
Who is Fred in woodsong?
In the book "Woodsong" by Gary Paulsen, Fred is one of the lead sled dogs on the author's dog team. Fred is described as a wise and experienced leader who plays a central role in guiding the other dogs through the challenges they face in the wilderness.
How do the mushers take care of the feet of their dogs?
they massage them and put booties on their feet
Can mushers add dogs?
No..........
What route will the mushers and dogs follow for the iditarod race?
what route will mushers take
Why do dog mushers have to be strong leaders?
because they are in control of the dogs and the mushers are the boss and if the boss is down so will the workers (the dogs).
How many pages does Woodsong have?
"Woodsong" by Gary Paulsen has 160 pages. It is a memoir that recounts the author's experiences with sled dogs and wilderness adventures.
What is the fewest number of dogs can mushers have during a race?
12 dogs
What hallucinations did Gary Paulsen experience in the book Woodsong?
In the book "Woodsong" by Gary Paulsen, he describes experiencing hallucinations of wolves, bears, and other animals while he was alone in the wilderness. These hallucinations were a result of exhaustion, hunger, and exposure to extreme cold.
How many dogs do mushers start with in the Iditarod?
16
Why was the Iditarod invented?
it was to commemorate the serum race, mushers + dogs
Why do mushers need to like animals?
So they can befriend the dogs.
