I been looking online and youtube to see which is a good way to set them up. i was thinking one in the front and 2 in the back but i wanna learn how to strap them up and what to use. if anybody has any sites or youtube videos taht show you ways to do it without buying expensive gear and stuff im going to be doing it on a bike.

thank you

have you checked some of the mushing sites and vendors? i would do 1 upfront and 2 in the back as well, that is if you do have a strong lead dog, if not then maybe 2 upfront and one in back

You can do either dual leaders, which if you don't have an established lead dog as lead is one of the most stressful positions on a team....or you can do dual wheel, single lead if you feel you have a confident leader and need a bit more pulling power. I don't have any videos of when I was running 3 dogs but I can show you a couple of pics running 3 dogs on a bike. You'll need a two dog gang line section and a single leader section if you run 2 rear and 1 lead, you'll still need a 2 dog gang line but also a dual leader 'Y' if you run single wheel and 2 lead also suggest a bungee section to attach from bike to gangline to absorb take off and hill climbs and an extension between the team line and the leader line (if you have a chewer you don't sacrifice your line just an extension). I'd suggest cabled gangline and neck line for dogs that are starting out, nothing like watching half of your team ditch you because someone is a chewer.

Sorry for the poor quality- cell phone pics



Front view on sled-


If it's the three dogs in your picture- I do not recommend running a dog under a year old. You have to allow the growth to slow, joints to stabilize, and growth plates to close or you risk long term damage to your dog's joints.

Yeah i wanna run them like you have them in the pick my oldest dog is 8 months old and hes a good leader they are all chewers but they are in mission dont just focus on running. lol how much was it for all the ganglines and extension etc? i just want to get ready so when they grow ill be ready to go for miles with them on a bike

I make my own lines- you'll have to price different sites like Alpine Outfitters and similar mushing sites to see what they are going for.