Dropped Dogs take to the Air
Sanka W. Dog
January 10, 2011
Mushers can leave the starting chute at Willow with as many as sixteen dogs and they must finish with no fewer than 6 dogs in
Mushers can leave the starting chute at Willow with as many as sixteen dogs and they must finish with no fewer than 6 dogs in
Hello Boys and Girls, We know you like to read about the Iditarod Sled Dogs! We’d like to introduce you to our friend, Rosie! Lots
Hello Boys and Girls, The Iditarod K9 athletes are born to race. They train, race, and live happy lives. Do you wonder about the dogs
Hello Boys and Girls, Have you wondered where Iditarod K9 athletes go when they are done with their racing career? I know you’ll enjoy reading
Hello Boys and Girls, I know you already have met Libby Littles, our K9 Journalist, but we know you’d enjoy meeting our sled dog friend,
Hello Boys and Girls, This year, 62 mushers have signed up to run the 2011 Iditarod! That means 62 teams of K9 athletes will be
Hi Boys and Girls, Wow, I can’t believe it’s fall already. I bet all of you are back at school and having a great time
Were you one of the very lucky students whose teacher went to Summer Camp for Educators and Race Fans? Handler works as part of the
Hello Boys and Girls, Many of you have filed your backpack with school supplies and started a new school year. To you I say, “Welcome
Hello Boys and Girls, I was pawing around the house for a good book to read and I remembered…. About a year or so ago,
© Iditarod Trail Committee – a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All rights reserved. Iditarod Trail Committee owns all rights, titles, and interests in all Iditarod Insider videos, live stream videos, and GPS Tracker content. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is strictly prohibited.
