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Sun’s out, tongues out! . . . #dogsledding #sled

Sun’s out, tongues out!
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#dogsledding #sleddogs #iditarod #alaska #sewardak

📸 @its_kris_fish

Happy trails & wagging tails. We are back for anot

Happy trails & wagging tails. We are back for another for season of sharing our sled dogs and passion for #dogsledding here in beautiful #sewardak

Thanks to Azura and @its_kris_fish for the awesome photo!

An absolutely incredibly dog team coming into the

An absolutely incredibly dog team coming into the Kalskag (inbound) checkpoint of the Kuskokwim 300.

🎥 by Abby Klager

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Travis putting booties on the dogs as he gets read

Travis putting booties on the dogs as he gets ready to depart the halfway checkpoint of the Knik 200 sled dog race.

There were hurricane force winds throughout the race. Semi trucks got blown off the road. Planes parked at the airport were flipped over.

Still, the dogs and Travis persevered — even when they had to go through waist deep overflow.

The team came to the finish line happy and healthy and in 2nd place. Travis also received the Humanitarian Award for Excellence in Dog Care.

We are so proud of him and Braxton, who ran the B team, and also had a strong finish.

#dogsledding #sleddogs #alaska #dogsofinsta #doglife #alaskalife #huskylife #instahusky

💯 #dogsledding #alaska

💯 #dogsledding #alaska

Getting out and enjoying the sunshine together. #d

Getting out and enjoying the sunshine together. #dogsledding

Happy Birthday Travis 🥳

Happy Birthday Travis 🥳

Two by two⁠ 🐕🐾❄️⁠ ⁠ Trail breakin

Two by two⁠
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Trail breaking :)⁠
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#husky #huskies #huskygram #instahusky⁠
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#denalihighway #cantwell ⁠
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BB is a rock star⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #instadog #dogsofinst

BB is a rock star⁠
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Baby Skunk 💕⁠ ⁠ Skunk is now almost 17 mont

Baby Skunk 💕⁠
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Skunk is now almost 17 months old and is working hard at being a sled dog.⁠
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We were blessed with some gorgeous skies this seas

We were blessed with some gorgeous skies this season. Here's just 1 of the many we enjoyed 💕⁠
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#getoutside #explore #adventure #explorealaska #alaska⁠

Time Warp! A look back at early season fall traini

Time Warp! A look back at early season fall training using the side by side. ⁠
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Right now, the snow is melting and spring is well on its way here but we are already thinking about this coming fall and the adventures it will bring us. 💕⁠
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Dolly & Blue. 💕⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #turningheadskennel

Dolly & Blue. 💕⁠
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Old man Boston 💕⁠ ⁠ Our time left with Bost

Old man Boston 💕⁠
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Our time left with Boston is slowly coming to an end but this geriatric sled dog is full of heart. He is the dad or granddad to many of the dogs in our kennel. ⁠
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Each day we have together is a gift. ⁠
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📸 by Kalani Woodlock

Travis and the dogs are in FINGERLAKE on #Iditarod

Travis and the dogs are in FINGERLAKE on #Iditarod 2021 🥳 and OUT of FINGERLAKE.

Although his stats haven’t been updated as of this posting, it looks like he got there around 5:10 this morning, making it about a 4.5 hour run for him and the dogs. He rested about 3 hours and is now headed down the trail towards RAINY PASS

Here’s a fun video from one of the last training runs this year.

🥳🎉 Go Team Go 🎉🥳

Well, he’s off! We’d hoped to livestream the s

Well, he’s off!
We’d hoped to livestream the start of #Iditarod but because of the new location, we unfortunately didn’t have coverage!

The starting line up this year:
BB - Blue
Spartan - West
Krum - Granger
Melissa - Queen
Skiff - Jovie
Ohmer - Mongoose
Delta - Tug

Go Travis go!

The countdown to race day has started. Travis is g

The countdown to race day has started. Travis is getting in the last few training runs before #iditarod to determine the final few dogs on the roster.

Our trail has one minor road crossing that we usually have no problem with — as it’s in a wide open area — so we have plenty of opportunity to see cars and vice versa but with it continuing to snow day after day in Willow, the berms have gotten quite high.

Because of this, after Travis and the team take off I drive down to play crossing guard.

Here’s a glimpse of the team from yesterday. #dogsledding #turningheadskennel

Well we got 1882 lbs of food headed out on the #id

Well we got 1882 lbs of food headed out on the #iditarod trail for mushers and dogs.

A big thanks to Caleb & Dave for helping cut meet, Victoria & Richard for letting us post up at their house, and a huge crew of human volunteers who helped cook Travis’ meals for out on the trail. @dlwalkerak for cooking and organizing and: @zudyscafe @akcarlyn @lonechicharron @woodysthaikitchenak @bakingthyme and Cristian McClain for cooking @majormarinetours for some great snacks and Portage Transport for delivering.

It’s not small feet getting a team ready to go 1,000 miles but this year— with little indoor access —- it really took a lot of careful planning to make sure Travis stays warm and well fed.

Thanks team!

A lot of the time, we are running teams of 8+ dogs

A lot of the time, we are running teams of 8+ dogs. It’s more practical with a lot of dogs in training. That being said, there is something magical about breaking things down and working with the dogs one on one in smaller teams. This is especially true for our youngest teammates!

In this video, 16-month-olds Keister and Tucker are working as a lone pair. With no one else to guide them, the pups get their first experience taking commands without the pressure of having other dogs “chase” them. They also get to practice lining out and staying forward oriented.

Working at night with young leaders, a headlamp also becomes a great tool as we can easily show the trail we want the dogs to take.

#dogsledding #mushing #iditarod #alaska

Under the pine boughs we go. Fresh snow makes fo

Under the pine boughs we go.

Fresh snow makes for fun runs and acrobatic mushing as you dip and dive to dodge the low hanging branches. On occasion, we use our axes to cut out trees too low to safely pass under. These momentary stops are an opportunity for the dogs to cool off and for us to stop and enjoy a warm thermos of tea.

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Recent Posts

How Mushers Get Home After Finishing The Iditarod
Scouting Our Glacier Dog Sledding Camp
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The Role of Tourism in Racing the Iditarod
Travis Beals Finishes the 2018 Iditarod

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