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92The Great Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
The annual “last great race on earth” is taking place in Anchorage, Alaska, United States. What is this race? This is the ultimate, competitive dog sledding race: the Iditarod. This dog sled race covers over 1,150 miles in 10-17 days through the roughest, toughest, coldest, darkest and most beautiful terrain in the North. It not only tests the skills of the musher and his team, but the mettle that they are made of. It is a race that only the
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85Understanding the Basics of Dog Sledding - Dogs and Sleds
Dog sledding is not a new sport nor is skijoring or weight pulling. Many breeds were created specifically for these tasks many years ago. Some, like the Canadian Eskimo Dog and Alaskan Malamute, were created thousands of years ago. Like most sports, dog sledding is based as much on desire as strength and stamina. It has been the overwhelming desire to succeed that has carried many teams to the finish line when all odds were against them, especially in the Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race.
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79Dog Sports And Dog Running: Skijoring, Bikejoring And Dog Scootering
URBAN MUSHING - BIKEJORING, SKIJORING AND DOG SCOOTERING If you're looking for a dog sport you can perform many ways and in many different places, you should check out urban mushing or dryland mushing as it's called by many. Especially if you...
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80All about Greyhound Racing
Greyhound racing or more precisely, greyhound track racing is a sport, in which dogs (greyhounds) are set to chase a mechanical lure around a track until the finish line arrives. Whichever dog first noses...
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77Prelude To The Iditarod: About Some Of My Favorite Mushers Past and Present
I am waiting on the proverbial edge of my seat for the start of the 2010 Iditarod, I tried to think of what would be most interesting to write about. There is so much coverage of the Iditarod these days (and rightly so) that I wanted to lend...
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75Blind, Female Musher Defies the Odds - The Rachael Scdoris Story
The Iditarod is a dangerous, 1000+ mile trail through Alaska's tangled forests, mountains, frozen rivers, and windswept tundra. However, one legally blind woman finished it not just one time but two. Let her courageousness and determination inspire you today.
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73Going Boating? Don't Leave your Dog Behind!
Boating may be one of the least utilized opportunities of all the activities that humans and dogs can share. Sure, it takes a little extra preparation and planning before setting sail, but any length trip from a short jaunt to a multi-day trip can...
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71Doggy Dancing
Doggie Dancing Check out more great doggie dancing videos and learn some tips and tricks from the experts. My dog Artemus Artemus dances Artemus loves to roll over Canine Freestyle is also known as doggie dancing because it is a dog sport that...
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69Dog Upbringing Tips from the Experts
Whether you know a new puppy or an old dog, it makes beatific sagacity to equip a short experience activity them. And time there is an abundance of collection open nigh how to train your dog, you can go injustice with dog breeding tips from the...
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69Beat the Weather with an Indoor Dog Run
Dogs love nothing more than a rowdy romp outside with a beloved human companion, chasing frisbees and making friends with other dogs. Unless you live in sunny San Diego however, you may find that the weather outside is not always friendly, and the...
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