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When I was at la grave in France a while ago, they let people bring their dogs on the gondola. Seemed like the dogs always loved chasing their owners down through the pow.
I used to take my dog skiing but I had two problems. He always got huge wads of ice/compacted snow built up on his paws and I couldn't keep him off my ski tails so he once cut his paw open on my ski edge and I had to stop taking him. He fucking loved it though aside from the injury and always trying to nip at my skis.
I saw this video on youtube of some skiers in Alaska with their huskies, when one of them hesitates and messes up dropping a feature, sets off a huge slab avalanche that goes about 1500ft with skier and dog caught in it. Then the camera zooms in and the dogs pops out at the bottom like it was a cake walk, don't think it ended as well for the skier unfortunately. I'll try and find it
I've seen that video in an avalanche course I took. I think either the other dog or the human didn't survive right?
There was an avalanche on Cameron Pass in Colorado last year that was set off by a dog and both the dog and human died.
Slightly unrelated, but if you ever bring your dog into the backcountry, it's important to either not put a beacon on it or to use a dog-specific beacon. Having a beacon on your dog can lead to the dog being dug out instead of a human.
^^^I've seen that video but it's not the one I was thinking of. The one I was thinking of was also in alaska but the dog set off the slide and not the skier.