Simple Life with Huskies – Blog
In this blog, I give you a glimpse in my life with my Alaskan Huskies. Get to understand how a husky behaves in his pack and why he loves cold winter and snow as much like cool summers. Can you imagine how sled dogs teach simplicity?
I have been working with Alaskan huskies since my emigration to Finland in 1996. I loved my job as a guide on Finn-Jann Husky farm with more than hundred sled dogs. Soon I developed a passion for them. I got my first own husky Remu in 1999.
Three years later the sisters Kimaira and Nemesis joined me. After I moved to Sweden, the group grew up to fifteen dogs in 2013. Then yearly shrank with everyone passing away. During some years in Finland, I raced successfully with an Alaskan husky team in middle distance competitions.
But in the first place, I worked with my Alaskan huskies in tourism. We offered uncommon winter tours in Swedish and Finnish Lapland. Every guest skied or snowshoed behind a luggage pulk, which was pulled by one or two dogs. I stopped with these adventure tours in 2018. Since then I enjoyed my sled dogs only on private adventures. Living with my husky pack fills me with happiness, love and devotion.
Do huskies like pulling sleds?
Do huskies like pulling sleds? About questions like if sled dogs are happy or mushing is humane. Or is dog sledding cruel? Let us take a look a bit closer... The gliding happiness I am gliding
Wini the lead dog is ready to hit the off-trails
Wini, my new lead dog is ready to go off-trail. This black and white husky with steel-blue eyes showed his talent. He is ready to join my lead dogs and their special skills. Wini wants to be an up-front member
Arctic mushing on a polar night
Arctic dog sledding on a polar night Arctic mushing on a clear polar night is a gift from nature. Gliding with my husky team through the heavenly coloured landscape around winter solstice creates an indescribable feeling of happiness and
Can you train huskies on icy trails?
Training huskies on ice is associated with risks and sometimes too dangerous. Judging trail conditions is important to avoid injuries. Good morning my dear
Husky pack members – Part three – Max, Gonzo and Honda
Husky Pack members Max I am a Norwegian guy with a German name. My former caretaker had high goals in long-distance racing. But I couldn´t handle this pressure and developed a hot nature. During most of the training runs, I spent all my energy in the first few dozen kilometres. In Mai 2016, with 14 months, the racing musher
Husky-pack – Part two – Wini and Raschka
Husky-Pack member Wini My mother Luna gave birth to me and four brothers and sisters during Christmas 2016. Barbara was on one of her strange trips while we were produced. Anyway, she was back right in time before we saw the first glimpse of daylight. But I guess Barbara´s plan was not to have two litters at the same