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Tew cool 😎 I've never seen such mill. Salute for ur dedication 💪🏾💯

The amount of people that cant read a dogs happiness is astounding. Incan only imagine all these people commenting on animal abuse have never had huskies

Этот ролик одно из ярких мгновений жизни, которое называется счастьем. Спасибо Вам Даллас Сиви!🐕💕

I do love it so much! Thanks Dallas.

Every year, I watch this video and use it as an energizer for my Iditarod unit. I felt I needed to tell you how incredible this video is and makes my students feel!

Horrible existence.

What distances do they go? You mentioned one hour, or five hours, do you vary the training? I am quite fascinsted by the endurance aspect. My boy counts miles every day Cool stuff. Great setup

Love!!!

Welcome back!! Awesome!

IS this available for sale?download?

What's the music....so great with the film!

Hey, I would like to build one do you have some plans of how to builld one?? I’m from Belgium Thnx and goodluck with you’re dogs

Hmmm team play sounds interesting

Beautiful

I accompany and promote Iditarod in a place in the world that until recently I did not know the sport because it does not snow here, I'm from Brazil and I'm ready for another year ! who knows in the future I will not be in Alaska?

Mushers must wear a numbered bib for identification and carry the following supplies on the sled:a proper cold weather sleeping bag weighing a minimum of five pounds;an ax, head to weigh a minimum of 1.75 pounds and handle to be at least 22 inches long;one pair of snow shoes with bindings, each shoe to be at least 252 square inches in size;promotional material provided by the ITC;eight booties for each dog in the sled or in use;one operational cooker and pot capable of boiling at least three gallons of water; anda notebook, to be presented to the veterinarian at each checkpoint. The notebook is for the musher to record information about the dogs and for the veterinarians to examine; the rest of the gear may be checked at most checkpoints.The musher must use a sled or toboggan that is large enough to carry injured or fatigued dogs under a cover. He can ship one or two extra sleds to checkpoints along the trail and switch if necessary. No sled can be used more than once unless it is to replace one that has broken.The maximum number of dogs on a team at the start is 16, the minimum is 12. At least five dogs must remain at the end of the race. No dogs can be added after the start of the race and all dogs must be either hitched to the tow line or riding on the sled. Mushers must exhibit good sportsmanship, cannot accept help along the trail except in emergencies, and must care for their own teams.If a musher kills an edible big game animal such as a moose in self-defense along the tail, he must stop and gut the animal before proceeding. Any mushers that come upon the scene must stay and help. The gutted animal must be reported at the next checkpoint. Mushers must sign in at each checkpoint and sign in and out at all mandatory stops. Each musher must take one 24-hour stop during the race at a time that is most beneficial to the dogs. In additional to the 24-hour layover, he must take two eight hour stops at designated checkpoints.

So the great Dallas Seavey dose have a TH-cam that is awesome both you and your dad are two of my favorite mushers

You do not have the funds to provide these dogs with better accommodation? In other states, these dogs would take you. Because the conditions in which you keep them and not only you are unacceptable for a regular dog and not for a dog athlete. Invest in money and build their kenel the best they deserve!

These are athlete dogs, and live in worse conditions than dogs in shelters. How can you keep dogs so unacceptable in any other country, only in Alaska. I'm surprised that so few people are interested in the fate of these dog athletes???

How can you film against the background of such poverty? They should be high quality keneleje, not such a complete bottom

They still come on tours to watch dogs chained on short chains to plastic bubbles. TRAGEDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

These are athlete dogs, and live in worse conditions than dogs in shelters. How can you keep dogs so unacceptable in any other country, only in Alaska. I'm surprised that so few people are interested in the fate of these dog athletes???

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I just don't know about that. Looks silly. And if you're hauling dogs, none of them really ever go the distance, do they.

What did the IOFC decide then?

1:54 I love the dog munching on snow that is just adorable :)

I love Dallas Seavey his heart is my heart

VERY WELL PUT TOGETHER VIDEO !

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awesome

dallas! please make more videos! you are awesome!

you are our favorite! please make more videos of you and your dad

His world is mine... I'm running the Iditarod when I'm older. 💗

Signed when I saw it.

Signed!

The next video is how to build a yurt😆 Petition signed!

Appears technology is potentially ruining the Last Great Race 😡The uniqueness of Iditarod is , dogs, distance, weather and mushers dealing with sleep deprivation, all with NO outside help.I volunteered 2 years out on the trail in the 95 & 96 this is a bad change for the race!!Thankx excellent video, Thankx

Great video. I do have a question. What was the IOFC's response about iPods? Many Iditarod mushers seem to want to have music with them, and it's becoming difficult to have one without wifi capabilities. Would you allow them? My feeling is that I don't want to open up that line of communication, but I don't know how they would police it.

What about B teams for kennels?

Questo video fa cagare

Dallas Seavey and Mitch Seavey you guys are the best

cant wait to see them run

Thank you for uploading all these very interesting videos!

nice video, at what age should you start to have a pup start pulling. I want to do bikejoring. Any help will be appreciated.

I was always interested in sled dog racing as a kid after reading a book on it, must have been in 2nd or 3rd grade. Enjoyed watching the NatGeo Survival Alaska show and seeing you and your brother and then finding out a bit about your story I really got into the 2014 Iditarod and then again the 2015 Iditarod. I've enjoyed watching a learning all about mushing and racing dogs from many different people but it's always cool to see info from and on your favorite musher. It sure seems like you are a well rounded man with a firm family foundation dedicated to your job and your passion. It's easy to say your are my favorite to follow...Good Luck hitting the upcoming training season and I look forward to seeing you race again! (Maybe someday I'll get my wife an daughter up to see an Iditarod start!) Just to inquire...are you planning on running any other races or are you strictly focusing in on Iditarod from here on out? And also what is the best way to follow each race?

Just watched the entire 5-part series and I'm hooked to learn more! So impressive. I started following you from Cory/Dude Like Hella a few months back and have really enjoyed learning about your sport! Keep up the great work and CONGRATS!

Good to see a distance musher with this philosophy. We free run in the summer and keep the dogs conditioned too it helps significantly and like you said strengthens the tendons and ligaments and gives them a foundation. All world class athletes train year round. We've had almost zero injuries during the snow season after we started training free running. Thanks for sharing!

way to go dude, cheers from Germany. Hope you've got fun that summer :) Happy trail

Once a dog is retired from competitive racing they go into our tours, our puppy training program, or go to a recreational kennel. Because sled dogs are a mixed breed dog they are generally very healthy until the very end.

This is incredible, Dallas. Sure enjoyed watching you all in the last Iditarod. Totally awesome!