swing dog
lead dog
in full cry
Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race
Iditarod
dogtrot
stray dog
canicross
mushing
back
skirter
greyhound racing
pack
course
Slovensky Kopov
Icelandic Sheepdog
sighthound
foxhound
bull terrier
Komondor
Labrador retriever
heeler
rescue dog
draghound
golliwog
drag hunt
undershepherd
hunt
hoond
on-leash
relay
Labradane
cadaver dog
yapper
cry
scent hound
chug
musher
scent pad
heelwork
dog show
Chiweenie
follow the hounds
coursing
pack hound
foxhunt
sausage
doglike
baskimo
poodle dog
borzoi
hog-baying
spoor
courser
foil
poodle
German Sheprador
Russian wolfhound
ride to hounds
pointer
Skye terrier
dog racing
bay
Hungarian pointer
hark back
dogwear
packway
bluey
vizsla
hark-back
assistance dog
coterie
kennelmate
flyball
bluetick
Dobermann
Dobermann Pinscher
place
Indian Spitz
greyhound
Mexican hairless
walk
coachdog
K-9 unit
dogwise
mush
setting dog
hound
whippador
rat terrier
field trial
yelping
dog town
dogly
stampede
show dog
cattle drive

English words for 'One of the dogs directly behind the lead dogs, who help set the pace.'

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