Is Dog Mushing Humane?
Yes—when practiced responsibly and with care, dog mushing is not only humane, but it is a deeply enriching experience for both dogs and humans.
At our company, the well-being of our dogs is the foundation of everything we do. Our team consists of Alaskan Huskies—a breed purposefully developed over generations for endurance, strength, and love of running. These dogs are not only physically built for mushing, they genuinely thrive on the experience. Their natural drive to work as a team, navigate trails, and explore the outdoors gives them the physical and mental stimulation essential to a fulfilling life.
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How Do Alaskan Huskies Stay Warm in the Winter When Living Outdoors?
Alaskan Huskies are uniquely adapted to live comfortably outdoors in extremely cold temperatures. Their ability to stay warm comes from a combination of genetic traits, specialized fur, natural behaviors, and attentive care from their mushers:
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The summer season is short lived in the interior of Alaska and mushers in our small valley community are feeling the chilly air settling into our trails. Last night, temperatures dropped to 37 degrees and if you talked to anyone in our crew, the general consensus would favor these temps but would feel the pressure of winter luring. So what’s on our docket for fall?
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