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good comment Ed! chuckling. Is it common for my dogs to pull my tractor? The good thing about these fellas, is they start at 40 below. Just throw em another mound of fat and beef...and voilah! I have gas just a pouring out of their carbs! In all seriousness, several years ago, while runing 12 dogs and a training cart, I wish I had 2,300 pounds of metal and brakes. If ya want a thrill, try a 3 wheeler on a bumpy forest road, and twelve dogs loping along and all the while holding their pace at a lope, trying to keep em from running full out. Oh, man! I wish I owned a Green Bay Packers middle gaurd uniform and helmet. I would tie a line from the rear axle to a telephone pole while harnessing them, and by the time 6 dogs were in harness, a jumping, yelping screaming and frenzied, that line would be banjo string tight! and the rear axle off the ground and the 3 wheeler bouncing up and down! only 6 to go I would say...and by the time ol Dale was in line and they weren't jumpijng all over each other...you couldn't hear yourself think. Pull the knot, and oh man! where are the brakes!!! but quite! from a screaming frenzy of muscle and fur to sqeaking 3 wheeler brakes and a grin on my face. 9N'er
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