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Redpaw's Dirty Dog Dryland Derby
The Redpaw's Dirty Dog Dryland Derby is a 6-Dog Rig Pro / 4-Dog Rig Pro / 2-Dog Bike Pro / 2-Dog Scooter Pro / 1-Dog Bike Pro / 1-Dog Scooter Pro / Men's Canicross / Women's Canicross / Junior Canicross / Junior 2-Dog Rig / Tent Camping / RV/Trailer Camping / 6-Dog Rig RB / 4-Dog Rig RB / 4-Dog Rig Sport / 2-Dog Bike RB / 2-Dog Bike Sport / 2-Dog Scooter RB / 2-Dog Scooter Sport / 1-Dog Bike RB / 1-Dog Bike Sport / 1-Dog Scooter RB / 1-Dog Scooter Sport race held on Friday, November 6, 2026 in Pearson, WI, US. Explore registration links, course details, and an AI-powered training plan on Traxamo.
What are the key details for Redpaw's Dirty Dog Dryland Derby?
| Date | Friday, November 6, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Location | Pearson, WI, US |
| Distances | 6-Dog Rig Pro, 4-Dog Rig Pro, 2-Dog Bike Pro, 2-Dog Scooter Pro, 1-Dog Bike Pro, 1-Dog Scooter Pro, Men's Canicross, Women's Canicross, Junior Canicross, Junior 2-Dog Rig, Tent Camping, RV/Trailer Camping, 6-Dog Rig RB, 4-Dog Rig RB, 4-Dog Rig Sport, 2-Dog Bike RB, 2-Dog Bike Sport, 2-Dog Scooter RB, 2-Dog Scooter Sport, 1-Dog Bike RB, 1-Dog Bike Sport, 1-Dog Scooter RB, 1-Dog Scooter Sport |
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The Redpaw's Dirty Dog Dryland Derby in Pearson, WI, offers a variety of dog-powered racing options, making it a unique event for both runners and their canine companions. Taking place in early November, this race caters to different skill levels and team configurations, from solo canicross to multi-dog rigs.
Highlights
- •Multiple race categories for various team sizes and dog counts
- •Scenic rural setting in Wisconsin, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts
- •Family-friendly atmosphere with junior race options available
Who it's for
This race is well-suited for dog owners and runners of all experience levels, particularly those interested in canicross or multi-dog racing.
Course character
The course is likely to be a mix of trails and open terrain, typical of rural Wisconsin, with potential for varied weather conditions in November.
Local tips
- •Plan for cooler temperatures in November; pack layers and appropriate gear for both you and your dog.
- •Consider camping options on-site for convenience and community vibe.
- •Check local accommodations in advance as this event may attract many participants.
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