Dogsled (noun)

1. A sled pulled by dogs, used especially in northern regions for transportation or as a means of carrying goods.
2. A sled drawn by dogs, especially in cold, northern regions where other forms of transportation are difficult.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from dog + sled.

Examples:

1. In the winter months, the only way to get around in the remote Alaskan village was by dogsled.
2. The dogsled race was the highlight of the winter festival, with teams competing to see who could cover the course the fastest.
3. The deliveryman used a dogsled to bring supplies to the remote cabin in the woods.
4. He grew up in the north and learned to drive a dogsled at a young age.
5. The dog sled tour offered visitors a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of the winter wilderness.