• Dog Sledding Adventure, Part 2

    10 de febrero, Noruega ⋅ ☁️ 28 °F

    After our ride, we spent time bonding with our huskies, rewarding them with well-deserved cuddles before gathering around an open fire inside a lávvus (a traditional Sámi tent) to warm up with a hearty meal and a hot drink.

    Now, if you’re wondering why some of the dogs don’t look like typical huskies, 🤔 there’s a good reason for that. The dogs at this camp are Alaskan Huskies.

    Unlike Polar Huskies, which are purebred Arctic dogs built for endurance and heavy loads over long distances, Alaskan Huskies are a mixed breed designed for speed and agility. They’re typically a cross between Arctic breeds like Polar Huskies and working dogs such as hunting and farm breeds, making them ideal for sled racing and short-distance sprints.

    Beyond the adventure, what stood out most was the incredible care and respect the guides had for their dogs. It was clear that these huskies weren’t just working animals—they were family. ❄️🐾🩵
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