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Global Warming

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By Alan Stewart

GLOBAL warming is being blamed by one of Britain's leading dog mushers for his 4am early-morning rises to cool down his hot dogs at their home in the shadow of the Cairngorms.

The Luxury of Loose Running

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By Katerina Paleckova

I guess you must be thinking, "she´s out of her mind or is she serious about letting siberians run loose?" Well, we may be out of our minds but throughout the years with siberians we´ve seen strange things happening and impossible things being possible.

The Busted Bearing

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By Kathy Miyoshi

Whether you are just getting started in this sport, or you’ve been doing it awhile, it’s important to realize that every now and then things WILL go wrong. This is a story regarding a recent training run I did in Truckee, California. I hope you enjoy reading it, and perhaps, learn something to!

Lessons Learned From a Shoestring Musher

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By Jlona Richey

GB stands a full 6 foot five, which is quite tall for a musher. He has those classic mountain man features one does associate with outdoor commercials, rugged, virile and wilderness handsome.

Annie's Excellent Adventure

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By Dana Day

“Well?”
I look over my shoulder & answer,
“I don’t know”.
Annie looks up into my eyes as if to say,
“I have a secret”.
I give her a rub down, a kiss and tell her, through telepathy of course,
“I will know your secret…eventually!”
This scenario plays itself out everyday….sometimes twice per day, sometimes more.

The Yukon Quest

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By Jane Peters

The Gin Gin 120

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By Zoya DeNure & Jlona Richey

My Taiga 300 Adventure

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By Karen Ramstead

I'm going to leave most of the pre race tales to Gwen. I know she is just dying to tell the tale of the dog truck in the ditch, so you'll have to hold on to hear that story!

Suffice to say it was good to be back at Wolverine Lodge. Mark and I trained out of there for many weeks in '03 and spent a few days there in '04 and '05 too. The Lake Louise area remains one of our favourite areas of Alaska and the memories here are all good ones.

My Iditarod Adventure

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By GB Jones

The 2007 Iditarod had the makings of being my best Iditarod adventure ever! I had trained harder for this race than any previous race. I also had a stronger and faster dog team that was comprised of younger canine athletics born here at the kennel. In addition, I was outfitted with the best cold weather gear available! (New Cabela's extreme cold weather boots, Cabela's extreme cold weather suit, etc.) I was very confident that this would be my fastest trip to Nome via dog team!

Where Will They Sleep?

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By Cindy Filmore

Where will your sled dog sleep tonight?

Chances are (if he isn't curled up on a rug in your living room, or across the foot of your bed !), he'll need a comfy doghouse to call his own ! From a deluxe, custom built, cedar log home (seriously, they are out there !), to a simple recycled barrel, you have as many options as your imagination and pocket book will allow!