Canicross

Pronunciation: /ˈkænɪˌkrɔs/

Definitions of canicross

noun a sport where a person runs with a dog, both connected by a waist belt and bungee line

Example Sentences

A1 Canicross is a sport where people run with their dogs.

A2 I would like to try canicross with my energetic dog.

B1 Canicross is a great way to bond with your furry friend while getting exercise.

B2 Participants in canicross races must ensure their dogs are well-trained and fit.

C1 Professional canicross athletes often compete in international competitions.

C2 Canicross requires a high level of physical fitness for both the human and the dog.

Examples of canicross in a Sentence

formal Canicross is a sport where people run with their dogs attached to them by a leash.

informal I love going canicrossing with my furry friend on the weekends.

slang Let's hit the trails for some canicross action with our pups!

figurative In the race of life, canicross teaches us the importance of teamwork and companionship.

Grammatical Forms of canicross

• past tense: canicrossed
• plural: canicrosses
• comparative: more canicross
• superlative: most canicross
• present tense: canicross
• future tense: will canicross
• perfect tense: have canicrossed
• continuous tense: is canicrossing
• singular: canicross
• positive degree: canicross
• infinitive: to canicross
• gerund: canicrossing
• participle: canicrossed

Origin and Evolution of canicross

First Known Use: 2000 year

Language of Origin: Latin and English

Story behind the word: The word 'canicross' originates from the combination of the Latin word 'canis' meaning dog, and the English word 'cross-country'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the sport of cross-country running with dogs, canicross has evolved to encompass a variety of dog-powered sports and activities.