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People often ask us if dog sledding is cruel. We admit, we didn’t know a lot about dog sledding and had our doubts about how dogs react to pulling people on sleds before we ever did it. Do dogs really like mushing? Are they happy? What steps are taken to ensure the animals’ welfare on a dog sledding tour? We are going to answer these questions and delve into the nitty-gritty to understand if dog sledding is indeed cruel.
It’s that time of year when the snow begins to fall in Canada. Alberta has already seen its first snowfall and northern Ontario won’t be far behind. Dog sledding in Ontario offers a unique and unforgettable winter experience, combining adventure, excitement, and the beauty of the province’s snow-covered landscapes. From the trails of the Haliburton Highlands to the picturesque scenery of Muskoka and the rugged beauty of Algonquin Park, there is no shortage of places to enjoy this traditional winter activity.
Haliburton, Ontario is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated in the Muskoka region, Haliburton is renowned for its relaxation spots and adventurous escapades. With a sprawling area of 4072 square km, the Haliburton Highlands is the ideal year-round destination for families, couples, and friends seeking a break from city life.