Alaska Dog Sledding Tours

Experience the thrill of dogsledding, Alaska's state sport. Go in summer or winter and bring the whole family!
Take a dogsledding excursion in winter and you can ride in the sled or take a turn behind the sled, mushing through the winter wonderland. In summer, visit a kennel and be surrounded by the cacophony of dogs, meet Iditarod racers, and cuddle some of the puppies. You typically get to ride on one of the wheeled carts the dogs use for training. Also during the summer, you can choose to fly out to a glacier and experience a ride on the snow!
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Dozens of dogs are left alone on snow and ice, tied to plastic bins without proper housing. The appearance of her shivering because she could not stand the harsh cold of Alaska, and the appearance of digging out her eyes as if she had not been supplied with proper water and feed appear one after another.
Some dogs are so severely injured that they can't even stand properly, but even if the paw pads are worn out and the wound gets worse, no treatment is given.
These dogs are 'sled dogs' that are mobilized for dog sledding tourism and Alaska's 'Iditarod' race. 'Idita Road' is a popular sport in Alaska where people and dogs team up to pull a sled and run more than 1600 km. Also, at this facility, ordinary people can experience sledding pulled by dogs. Where is the end to your greed and cruelty, dog owners who ignore the pain of sled dogs who are miserably used ???