Zoom Lens – Goodbye to Joe & Norma
Sanka W. Dog
March 8, 2011
Working the river as the race came through Skwentna was quite a magical experience. There’s the energy of the musher’s and dog teams, there
Working the river as the race came through Skwentna was quite a magical experience. There’s the energy of the musher’s and dog teams, there
Hi Boys and Girls, I’m really bummed that once again, I’m not in Alaska and I’m watching the race from afar like you are. So
As the race begins at 4th and “D” in downtown Anchorage, Handler is waiting for the bush plane bound for Skwentna. Communication people, veterinarians, checkers
On the way to breakfast this morning, Handler got to share the sidewalk in downtown Anchorage with some four-legged critters. Considering it’s the day before
Hi Boys and Girls, Well last night was the Musher Banquet. During the banquet, the mushers drew their bib numbers. Remember number 1 bib goes
The events of race week are quite predictable. Vet check on Wednesday, musher meeting on Thursday, dog handler training on Friday, etc. The greatest and
After the snow was gone last winter, I’m thrilled to say that I received my diploma from Lead Dog School. Now that I’ve graduated from
At vet check Wednesday, Handler was particularly glad to see a couple of neighbors. Given that we’re Wisconsinites, and vet check is in Alaska, one
Hampsters have Hampster Wheels, Humans have Tread Mills and dogs have Phydeaux’s Pherris Wheels. As the wheels turn the users exercise. These Siberians at Jon
After a gourmet meal and a good rest, we’re off down the trail again. If you recently read my story, Routine Rest, you have a
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