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» Summer is in full swing at Wild and Free— We have 4 brand new litters totalling 20 pups.
- Rosie/Tok: born on May 15, 5 males 1 female.
- Muskrat/Tofty: born May 21, 2 males 1 female.
- Madonna/Thunder: born on May 30, 2 females 1 male.
- Peak/Silver: born on June 8, 4 males 4 females.
All the pups are happy and healthy and growing fast. Can't wait to start seeing their potential. Check out the Puppy Cam and Dog Yard Cams for live video of the pups growing up!
» Puppies to Pullers— A Yukon Quest experience is up and running at the Yukon Quest Log cabin in Downtown Fairbanks and is growing fast. Every day the show is packed with tourists from all over the world visiting downtown. Guests can learn about the Yukon Quest, mushing and my career, but most popular are the pups, the mothers and Silver. We have two litters on site to be pet and held by our guests, they are a big hit. Socialization training is very important and being held by hundreds of people a day is a great way to get them started on their training to be Yukon Quest Sled Dogs. If you find yourself in Downtown Fairbanks stop in and day hi!
» For current updates, check out Brent's Blog.
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About Wild and Free Mushing
Support Wild and Free Mushing!
Wild and Free Kennel is owned and operated by Brent Sass. Brent raises, trains, and races Alaskan Huskies in the Goldstream Valley in Fairbanks, Alaska and out of his training camp in Eureka, Alaska.
Dog mushing is all about the bond between a musher and his dogs and the challenges they face together out on the trail. No one enjoys the challenges and adventures that the Alaskan wilderness provides more than Brent and his dogs. The tougher the conditions the better, Brent and his dogs thrive on tough trails and harsh weather and love every minute of it.
Dog mushing in Alaska is a wild and crazy adrenaline ride through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. We welcome you to explore our website and find out where Brent and the Team have been and where they are headed for the 2009–2010 season.
Webcam from the Dog Yard
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