Cold starting with canine power appears peculiar to passersby east of Price

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Colby Shaw adjusts his gear as his dogs take off pulling an old four wheeler converted into a training cart early one Sunday morning as Chuck Emery looks on. Shaw had been training his dogs on gas field roads near Pinnacle Peak. Motorists and others in the area were surprised to see the contraption as it flew down the road. With snow arriving, he has converted to training with a sled in the mountains.

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