Howdy!… Macgellan here… I’m in Seattle, rushing around to check the last few items off my list before heading north and… well… a funny thing happened on the way to getting my hair cut… I looked up the street and saw a loose dog, grinning from ear to ear and … Read More
The first frosts of fall may have done a lot to make the dogs happy, perky and eager to run, but they have done little to firm up the trails around Two Rivers. As you will see, though, the dogs certainly don’t mind… A muddy dog is a happy dog!
Aliy recently posted a couple of photos and a little write up about her visit to Badger Elementary School in North Pole, Alaska. There’s a little more to the story that I think you will enjoy, so here goes… As Aliy and I were getting ready to leave the Kennel … Read More
The days have gotten longer and warmer. The snow is almost gone. The dogs are sleeping on top of their dog houses and shedding like crazy. Aliy and Allen have headed south for their vacation. That all adds up to one thing: It’s officially the “off-season”! It’s been a fantastic … Read More
We hope you have enjoyed the ANWR 2009 videos! In addition to the 5-part series that we have posted below using YouTube, we have assembled a single, full length version that is both easier to watch and in higher quality video. If you enjoyed the segments, we think you’ll really … Read More
Here is last part of the video series on our recent Natural Extremes mushing adventures in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR):
Here is Part 4 of the video series on our recent Natural Extremes mushing adventures in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR):
Here is Part 3 of the video series on our recent Natural Extremes mushing adventures in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR):
Here is Part 2 of the video series on our recent Natural Extremes mushing adventures in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR):
Everyone — human and canine — is back at the Kennel after some spectacular Natural Extremes mushing adventures in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Here is the first in a 5-part series of videos:
