Join us on an exhilarating journey with Kingmik Dog Sled Tours in Banff, where an awe-inspiring dog sled team awaits. Discover the beauty and grace of these magnificent dogs as they glide through the ...

The five Alaskan husky sled dogs arrived at the shelter weighing about 27 pounds, which is nearly half the healthy weight ...

The Weather Litter, as park officials have dubbed the five pups, earned their meteorological monikers in honor of a historic ...

New research examines thousands of years of Arctic sled dog ancestry and reveals when and how Siberian and Alaskan sled dogs' DNA mixed. New research co-led by Cornell University examines ...

Denali is the only national park with a kennel of sled dogs. Visitors can meet the dogs, but they're not there for entertainment. The working dogs are canine rangers with important duties in the park.

Blair Braverman, an adventurer and sled dog racer who finished Alaska's nearly 1,000-mile long Iditarod race in 2019, has some advice for aspiring mushers. Rule no. 1, she says, is to never let go ...

Here’s the thing about sled dogs: They never know how far they’re going to run. As a musher — the human driver of a dog sled team — this is one of my main challenges. There are many ways ...

A new study suggests that sled dogs like Alaskan Malamutes, Siberian Huskies and Greenland sledge dogs adapted to the Arctic much earlier than was previously thought and are genetically similar ...

The 9500-year-old remains of a dog found on a remote island off Siberia are remarkably similar to living sled dogs in Greenland, genome sequencing has revealed. The discovery shows that people ...

Sled dogs are closely related to 9,500-year-old 'ancient dog' Date: June 25, 2020 Source: University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Summary: Sled dogs are much older and ...

As dogs cross the finish line in the grueling 1,150-mile (1,850-kilometer) Iditarod this week, they’ll probably be feted with extra treats. But we owe sled dogs a really great tummy scratch ...

Part two of a two-part series. When I first heard about the brutal slaughter of 100 sled dogs in British Columbia, which I wrote about in part one of this series, I was most horrified by Robert ...