I love all his pups and their energy. My Aunt has sepalla sled dogs, she got me into mushing when I was 11. I loved everything about it, the danger, the dogs, everything I learned along the way, it was super awesome all in all. Even though it was cold, the dogs made everything worth wild. I haven't done dog mushing in 3 years since my Aunt has moved to a different part of Alaska, but recently I joined the Iditarod Knik trail blazers and am getting back into learning and preparing for mushing again. I am so excited and scared at the same time. Hopefully soon in winter I will be able to do just a small 10 mile race then progress from there. The original dogs I started off with where Miska and Danail (The lead dogs) Seri and Nuka (The middle dogs) and Neo who was the wheel dog (He is nothing but pure power house crazy.) The video you made is beautiful. I'm exited to learn more about the dogs and sledding again💙
I love to hear people that have the passion for sledding. So many people/groups have tried so hard to stop mushing(and of course inuit/native hunting) and it infuriates me. Even if there weren't mushers competing, many still NEED these dogs to live. It's not abusing them. Their dogs are treated and fed very well. If a person doesn't, your not going to be able to rely on these dogs to get you home or out of danger. I wish you well!! Iditarod trail is NO joke
Do you have issues with them digging? Another fun DNA desire they have 😆 Our boys got together and dug up our ENTIRE septic tank the first summer we had them. So we had to install interlocking brick through our entire yard property. Not before one of my males dug his way out, under the big wood fence, ran 14kms, got into a farmers chicken coop and slaughtered a ton of his chickens! That's when we installed 1/4 inch steel rods every couple inches 4 feet down under the fence :) Lesson learned. Yes. We paid the farmer for the chickens and all the damage our one did.
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Very enjoyable. Good looking son, Kyle Wood!! Love those puppies! Keep the info coming!
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Another great video! Thanks for sharing
I love all his pups and their energy. My Aunt has sepalla sled dogs, she got me into mushing when I was 11. I loved everything about it, the danger, the dogs, everything I learned along the way, it was super awesome all in all. Even though it was cold, the dogs made everything worth wild. I haven't done dog mushing in 3 years since my Aunt has moved to a different part of Alaska, but recently I joined the Iditarod Knik trail blazers and am getting back into learning and preparing for mushing again. I am so excited and scared at the same time. Hopefully soon in winter I will be able to do just a small 10 mile race then progress from there. The original dogs I started off with where Miska and Danail (The lead dogs) Seri and Nuka (The middle dogs) and Neo who was the wheel dog (He is nothing but pure power house crazy.) The video you made is beautiful. I'm exited to learn more about the dogs and sledding again💙
I love to hear people that have the passion for sledding. So many people/groups have tried so hard to stop mushing(and of course inuit/native hunting) and it infuriates me. Even if there weren't mushers competing, many still NEED these dogs to live. It's not abusing them. Their dogs are treated and fed very well. If a person doesn't, your not going to be able to rely on these dogs to get you home or out of danger.
I wish you well!! Iditarod trail is NO joke
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Do you have issues with them digging? Another fun DNA desire they have 😆
Our boys got together and dug up our ENTIRE septic tank the first summer we had them. So we had to install interlocking brick through our entire yard property. Not before one of my males dug his way out, under the big wood fence, ran 14kms, got into a farmers chicken coop and slaughtered a ton of his chickens! That's when we installed 1/4 inch steel rods every couple inches 4 feet down under the fence :)
Lesson learned. Yes. We paid the farmer for the chickens and all the damage our one did.
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