Bell, William. Coco, and Isabella
A musher needs to love animals in order to care for and bond with their sled dogs, ensuring their well-being and motivation during long races. The bond between the musher and the dogs is crucial for effective communication and teamwork in challenging conditions. Loving the animals also helps the musher prioritize their safety and happiness above all else.
A team of sled dogs could be as few as two dogs. Typical teams range from four to as many as twenty dogs depending on what they are being run for.
A musher controls the direction of a dog team by using voice commands and body language to communicate with the lead dogs. They can also use a gee command to turn right and a haw command to turn left. Additionally, the musher can use the sled's brake to help steer the team.
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On average, there are typically between 14 to 16 dogs per Iditarod team. However, the exact number can vary based on the musher's strategy and the individual dogs' fitness and well-being during the race.
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a musher can only have 16 or up numbers of dogs
the musher controls and tells the dogs what to do
Bell, William, Coco, Isabella, Bob, and Pancake.
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You can have only one musher and up to 16 dogs also u cna only have one sledge with a musher and 16 dogs because it is quite hard to pull th musher and other people along on the sledge at once i hoped i helped you .
12 to 16 dogs
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If he or she loses enough dogs or abuses the dogs then they will be disqualified.
20
8 dogs 2 a team