A new study shows sled dogs have back legs shorter than other dogs by six per cent, but experts in the sled-dog world say this is already widely known.
New study sheds light on sled dogs' short legs, but experts say this is already well known
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CBC - TechnologyBy Bianca McKeown
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A new study shows sled dogs have back legs shorter than other dogs by six per cent, but experts in the sled-dog world say this is already widely known.
Key Takeaways
- New study sheds light on sled dogs' short legs, but experts say this is already well known.
- A new study shows sled dogs have back legs shorter than other dogs by six per cent, but experts in the sled-dog world say this is already widely known.
- A new study shows sled dogs have back legs shorter than other dogs by six per cent, but experts in the sled-dog world say this is already widely known.
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