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3. ISDRA Sled Dog Racing Official site of the International Sled Dog Racing Association http://www.isdra.org/

4. The Official Site Of The Iditarod® Official site for the world's foremost sled race, the Iditarod Great Sled Race, with regular updates during the race, musher biographies, and educational links. http://www.iditarod.com/

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sysPreload('images/contact_ov.gif', 'images/faq_ov.gif', 'images/home_ov.gif', 'images/terms_ov.gif', 'images/my_order_status_ov.gif', 'images/resources_ov.gif', 'images/advertisers/advertise1_ov.jpg', 'images/advertisers/advertise2_ov.jpg', 'images/advertisers/advertise3_ov.jpg'); Email: Name: Subscribe Unsubscribe Product Search: All Categories Bird Products Cat Products Dog Products Horse Products Kitten Products Puppy Products Quality Grooming Products VNS Donations VNS Online Advertising Home The Mechanics of Sled Dog Racing The Mechanics of Sled Dog Racing Many people agree that a dog is man's best friend. This is best exemplified through the sport of sled dog racing, which pits both man and dog against competitors and the fury of nature's elements. It is a winter dog sport that is popular in the Arctic regions of Russia, Canada, the United States, and several European countries. This sport involves a competition of teams of specially bred and trained dogs that pull a sled with a musher standing on the sled's runners. Despite its name, the race does not usually involve a mass start. Rather, it is organised as a timed start, meaning each team starts one after another in equal time intervals, usually around two to five minutes. Timed starts are preferred because it simplifies logistics such as preventing many teams of excited dogs from fighting each other at the starting line. The teams compete against the clock rather than each other and the team that completes the course at the least time is declared the winner.

6. Sled Dog Racing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Sled dog racing (sometimes termed dog sled racing) is a winter dog sport most popular in the Arctic regions of the United States, Canada, Russia, and some European countries http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogsled_racing

Sled dog racing From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Dogsled racing Jump to: navigation search A ten-dog team of Seppala Siberian Sleddogs in tandem hitch on a frozen Mud Lake, a small lake west of Lake Laberge and the Klondike Highway Sled dog racing (sometimes termed dog sled racing ) is a winter dog sport most popular in the Arctic regions of the United States Canada Russia , and some European countries . It involves the timed competition of teams of sleddogs that pull a sled with the dog driver or musher standing on the runners. The team completing the marked course in the least time is judged the winner. A sled dog race was a demonstration sport at the 1932 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York and again at the Olympics in Oslo , but it did not gain official event status. Sled dogs, known also as sleighman dogs, sledge dogs, or sleddogs, are a highly trained dog type that are used to pull a dog sled , a wheel-less vehicle on runners, over snow or ice, by means of harnesses and lines. Contents Races Iditarod The Dog Sled See also ... edit Races Sled dog races include "sprint" races over relatively short distances of 4 to 25 miles, mid-distance races from 28 to 200 miles, or long-distance races of 200 to over 1000 miles. Sprint races frequently are two or three-day events with heats run on successive days with the same dogs over the same course. Mid-distance races are either heat races of 14 to 80 miles per day, or continuous races' of 100 to 200 miles. (These categories are informal and may overlap to a certain extent.) Long-distance races may be continuous or stage races, in which participants run a different course each day, usually from a central staging location.

7. Sled Dog Breeds And Sled Dog Racing Modern sled dog racing produces some interesting variations on what many consider an addictive, adrenaline filled sport. Learn about sled dog breeds, and breed most typically http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/7-7-2006-101558.asp

Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Endless Buzz Sled Dog Breeds And Sled Dog Racing Modern sled dog racing produces some interesting variations on what many consider an addictive, adrenaline filled sport. Learn about the sled dog breeds, and the breed most typically used in racing, the Alaskan husky. Enlarge Image Sled dog breeds are characterized by endurance, strength, and intelligence. They are usually medium to larger dogs, with a very muscular build, and have helped mankind transport supplies in times before the automobile. Nowadays, sled dog breeds are found as pets, as well as trained to participate in sled dog racing. Sled dogs were developed to withstand very low temperatures. Their coats have a double layer, with the undercoat acting as insulation against the ice and snow. Because they have such thick coats, they need regular brushing and grooming. They also shed a lot, especially at the beginning of summer when they lose a lot of their undercoat. This could be a problem for people with dog allergies. Traditional sled dog breeds include the Siberian Husky, the Alaskan Malamute, the Chinook, the Sakhalin Husky, the Canadian Eskimo dog, the Seppala Siberian sled dog, the Tamaskan husky, the Samoyed, the Eurohound, the Mackenzie River husky, and the Greenland dog.

8. Ivakkak Inuit sled dog race on the Hudson Coast, from Umiujaq to Puvirnituq, passing through Inukjuak. http://www.ivakkak.com/eng/

To follow the dog teams' current location LATEST UPDATE April 3, 2010 Ivakkak 2010 celebrates the closing ceremony in Kuujjuaq Top three medalists of Ivakkak 2010 (Photo: Pierre Dunnigan / Makivik) See full story Rank Racer Community Today's time (h:m:s) Total Time (h:m:s) Tasiujaq Kangiqsujuaq Kangiqsujuaq Puvirnituq Puvirnituq Quaqtaq Kangiqsujuaq Kuujjuaq Kuujjuaq Kangiqsujuaq Quaqtaq Aupaluk Quaqtaq Inukjuak Tasiujaq Tasiujaq

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11. Sled Dog Racing Easier People from the polar regions have used dogs and sleds for a long time. Working dogs were used in everyday life to protect and http://www.42explore2.com/sleddog.htm

The Topic: Sled Dog Racing Easier - People from the polar regions have used dogs and sleds for a long time. Working dogs were used in everyday life to protect and in hunting. But most of all, dogs and sleds were used to carry food, products, and other things. The first sled dog races may have been among native people as they dashed their dog teams across the frozen ice fields. Sled dog racing was continued by immigrant trappers, miners, freight haulers, and settlers. Harder - Indigenous people of the far North regions were dependent on sled dogs for protection, companionship, hunting, trapping, and transportation for thousands of years. In the more recent European immigrations to North America, newcomers quickly saw the value of working sled dogs. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police started running dog-team patrols in the northern frontiers as early as 1873. Mail teams later delivered the news to outlying communities. Inland settlements were dependent on sled dog freight haulers. Explorers such as Byrd, Peary, and Amundsen relied on sled dogs in their exploration of frozen wastelands. Today, few of the inhabitants of the Far North are dependent on dogs for basic survival. However, sled dog racing continues in the United States, Canada, Northern Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan, and other locations around the world.

12. Mid Union Sled Haulers - Homepage (MUSH) is a nonprofit organization located in the Mid-Western U.S.A. dedicated to the promotion of sled dog racing as a fun, family activity. http://midunionsledhaulers.com/

M.U.S.H. WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE MID-UNION SLED HAULERS We are saddened by the loss of our friend Monica Terrell. We will miss her warm smile and passion for life. For more information click here IMPORTANT NOTICE! A reminder that membership renewals are due by October 10th (the fall membership meeting). Please note that after the Oct. 10th meeting the membership renewals will go up to $35 Please check the Announcements page for updates. All race forms are available on the Event Schedule page. Please use the links on the of these pages to navigate through this website. MID UNION SLED HAULERS, INC. (MUSH) is a non-profit organization located in the Mid-Western U.S.A. dedicated to the promotion of sled dog racing as a fun, family activity. Most MUSH members are located in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. All races and training sessions are held in various locations throughout the State of Michigan. Click here to read our Pamphlet (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) Classified Ads Event Schedule/Results MUSH News/Meetings Officers ... YouTube Links Last Updated Sept.09, 2010

13. Dogsledding On HikerCentral.com Well sorted dog sledding resources. http://www.hikercentral.com/dogsled

DOGSLEDDING RELATED CATEGORIES ON HIKER CENTRAL: CROSS COUNTRY SKIING SURVIVAL SNOWSHOEING OTHER RESOURCES: LOCAL RESOURCES GEAR AND BOOKS COMMUNITIES HIKERCENTRAL STORE ... Dogsledding emergency survival Other dogsledding sites tend to focus on dogs, equipment, and sledding techniques. Here we've tried to cover some things you need to know for when things go wrong. And what to do if you get stuck overnight when you planned to go just for the day. Activities — Dogsledding Qimmiit, huskies, Eskimo dogs, or canis familiaris borealis are all names for these Inuit workhorses. For more than 2,000 years they pulled qamutiit (wooden sleds) and provided companionship, helped communicate messages, and guided explorers across the Arctic. Affiliated British Sleddog Activities Links and info for dogsledding all over the world Alaska Dog Mushers' Assoc. Novice competitors can pick up helpful hints, and find race schedules and results. All The Adventure, None Of The Frostbite Comprehensive coverage of the Last Great Race on Earth, featuring streaming media, daily Iditarod reports and educational materials.... An Alaskan Epic presents the making of a sled dog ; an overview of Alaska's Iditarod sled dog race; and the true story of Balto, a brave husky, and his team.

14. Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association In 1949 the Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) was formed to promote and preserve the great Alaskan tradition of dog mushing. ASDRA's committed volunteers have http://www.asdra.org/

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. In 1949 the Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) was formed to promote and preserve the great Alaskan tradition of dog mushing. ASDRA's committed volunteers have developed and maintained the dedicated sled dog trails in Far North Bicentennial Park and the Campbell Tract for 60 years. The non-profit club puts on internationally recognized races from January 1 through the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous in February of each year. Race fees and trail fees are used to maintain the club trailhead facilities and groom the trails in Far North Bicentennial Park. The 20 miles of trail known as Tozier Track begins and ends at a 10-acre trailhead site owned by ASDRA. A strong junior mushing program provides education and winter recreation for mushers from 4 to 17 years. Members sponsor events sharing their sport with the community and tourists. photo credit: archive Club House P.O Box 110569 Anchorage, AK 99511 Tozier Track 3400 Tudor Road Anchorage, AK

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16. Retired Sled Dogs Offers retired sled dogs, or submit one. Recreational mushers teams created. http://www.dogsled.net/retireddogs

These sled dogs are ready to retire and are looking for forever homes. Interested? The Iditarod home page. More info on sled dogs. Plettner Kennels Lead dog describes a dog that is smart, obedient, and was used as a leader that the other dogs followed. Team dog describes a member of the team that was neither leader, nor wheel dog, but somewhere in between. These dogs are hard workers Wheel dog describes the dog that is closest to the sled. These dogs are very strong, and usually the largest members of the team. Dogs adopted through this page (and counting) This page was last updated June 10, 2009 mushing before adopting one of these fantastic dogs! More dogs coming soon. Please come back after mushing season is over to see if there are any new retirees!" TITANIC , Male, Neutered, 8 years old, 52 lbs, good with kids and dogs, sweet, calm, quiet dog, affectionate but not boisterous. Trained for distance and finished the Seeley 100 in 2001. Excellent command leader who could be used on a rec team. Has a congenital defect in his shoulders; refer to his web page for more info www.geocities.com/chugach_1987/titanic.html

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19. Eden Vermont Dog Sledding On Secluded Pristine Land And Trails Dog sled rides in Vermont, wilderness adventures 20 miles north of Stowe. http://www.dogsledridesvermont.com/

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