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Ride along with Aliy as she narrates the last Pre-Iditarod training run of the season. Speaking personally, I think this may be her best video of the season, and it certainly heightens my anticipation of the kind of video we hope Aliy will be able to bring you from the … Read More
Many of you have asked “What gets packed in a sled for the Iditarod?” Well, here’s your answer! Are you an SP Kennel fan? — Do you value this website?
Here’s a Sunday treat for you… Ride along with Mac on his first run as a sled dog! That’s him in wheel position… Where, I suspect, he has a fine future ahead of him! Enjoy! (PS — I don’t know about you, but I think Chica and Cutter can be … Read More
Many of you have asked about when young dogs start training. The short answer is that they don’t really start running until they are yearlings, and then generally only on short runs from time to time in their yearling season. Occasionally a yearling will mature quickly and do a short- … Read More
We’ve got double congratulations for Tony! First, Tony is a newly sponsored dog! Our good friend Barbara Swenson recently wrote to us: “I have Tony’s Team Card from last year sitting on my desk, and it makes me smile every time I look at his picture and read his little … Read More
We’ve mentioned many times that the lack of snow near the Kennel has forced the Teams to truck up to the White Mountains for training. While that’s been a hassle for them, it’s a boon for you because you get to see some really nice scenery! In this video, Aliy … Read More
In this episode, Aliy talks about ambient temperature, the effects it has on the dogs, how they compensate and what it can mean in racing.
