Why Do They Scratch?
Zuma
March 11, 2019
6:51 pm
Hello friends – Why do they scratch? I have to admit, that term confused me when I was a pup. A scratch for a musher
Hello friends – Why do they scratch? I have to admit, that term confused me when I was a pup. A scratch for a musher
Mushers are consistently met with surprises along the trail: unexpected weather, a moose on the trail, poor trail conditions, a broken sled, etc. However, the
Hello friends, So far this race has been a real claw-biter with the lead changing several times and teams within miles of each other. As
Many students and classes have reached out asking about those “shoes” on the dogs’ feet. Here’s some information to help you out! The little shoe-like
All of the mushers have officially come and gone through the Takotna checkpoint. If you look at the description of Takotna on the Iditarod website,
The Iditarod and the mushers pride themselves on making sure that the dogs are always healthy and safe. Throughout the race, volunteer veterinarians can be
Greetings from Takotna, where numerous mushers are currently using their mandatory 24-hour rest. For those of you who might not know, according to rule 13,
Hello friends, When a musher stops in a checkpoint or along the trail, the first thing he or she does is take care of the dogs.
It has been a very busy day at Nikolai. Mushers have been arriving one after another since the early morning. The first musher to make
Hello Friends, One of the things I pay close attention to as I watch the 2019 Iditarod is how many canines the mushers come into
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