I was wondering when you said take a plat bear to live with polar bears, i was like is a plat bear some new species i haven't heard of orrrr???
Oh my, I'm just chuckling here.
Ya eh.... Plat bear.





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I was wondering when you said take a plat bear to live with polar bears, i was like is a plat bear some new species i haven't heard of orrrr???
Thank you
I think it looks decent too
Now to everyone.... What do you figure about this suggestion? Pix of equipment and description of what we've done to tweek it/them. I'm always open to sharing. That's one way I come up with tweeks. Everyone has input and we all benefit.
LOL I e heard "Too many cooks spoil the soup.", but in this case I believe"Many hands make light the work.", is more the case.
I was just on Sled Dog Central. Can you imagine a 2500 mile dog sled race?
If I was a bit younger and not so banged up I would love to take my dogs and do it.
I believe the Beringia and Kamchatka races are being combined.
Wow! That's like -50 is a balmy day there.
The Iditarod would seem like a stroll through Eden.
I think Qimmiqs( Canadian and Greenland strains) would be the order of the day for that race. Scratch the AlaskanHusky off that roster.
Mind you, you never know. They might just do it. What y'all figure?
Oh my, I'm just chuckling here.
Ya eh.... Plat bear.![]()
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I've never worked with Qimmiqs. Only Alaskans, Labradors, and tomorrow I'm going to run some Siberians with a friend. I think Alaskans could do the race pretty well with training and good care. I mean, there are Alaskan Husky mushers who run Quest and then Iditarod with the same dogs.Thank you
I think it looks decent too
Now to everyone.... What do you figure about this suggestion? Pix of equipment and description of what we've done to tweek it/them. I'm always open to sharing. That's one way I come up with tweeks. Everyone has input and we all benefit.
LOL I e heard "Too many cooks spoil the soup.", but in this case I believe"Many hands make light the work.", is more the case.
I was just on Sled Dog Central. Can you imagine a 2500 mile dog sled race?![]()
If I was a bit younger and not so banged up I would love to take my dogs and do it.
I believe the Beringia and Kamchatka races are being combined.
Wow! That's like -50 is a balmy day there.
The Iditarod would seem like a stroll through Eden.
I think Qimmiqs( Canadian and Greenland strains) would be the order of the day for that race. Scratch the AlaskanHusky off that roster.
Mind you, you never know. They might just do it. What y'all figure?
That sounds exhausting just thinking about it! Lol and idk, i dont know much about mushing, and I'd be all up for a new challenge and all, but to me it seems rather long! I mean dogs die or get hurt or whatever in just the Iditarod, right? Imagine the strain on the dogs for that much longer. Buuuuuttttt.... the dogs also love to run right? And it'd be cool to be able to say you did it!!! I'd guess you'd just have to take more precautions with yourself and the dogs is all.
LOL i got the picture though cause i assumed it was another species which is semi the point anyway![]()
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I've never worked with Qimmiqs. Only Alaskans, Labradors, and tomorrow I'm going to run some Siberians with a friend. I think Alaskans could do the race pretty well with training and good care. I mean, there are Alaskan Husky mushers who run Quest and then Iditarod with the same dogs.![]()
I've never worked with Qimmiqs. Only Alaskans, Labradors, and tomorrow I'm going to run some Siberians with a friend. I think Alaskans could do the race pretty well with training and good care. I mean, there are Alaskan Husky mushers who run Quest and then Iditarod with the same dogs.![]()
I can't really say about exhausting although I am finally able to comprehend what people mean when they say they're played out.
Must be an age thing. Well actually .."not really because I know a lot of people not even half my age and I hear them saying it. LOL! Much too often far as I'm concerned.
Dogs die everyday. People shoot them, they get poisoned, hit by cars, drown, they kill each other in territorial disputes, dogfighting rings, puppy mills, "shelters" "euthanize" them..... Gee, some are butchered as food. Which is no different than us butchering cows really. If we are to judge people for eating dog meat just remember that on that specific note there are tons more people in India that could justifiably judge us for eating domestic bovine.
People die everyday too. On Tuesday I am to co-conduct a burial service for a community member. Heart attack. He was 15 years younger than me. 2 weeks ago I lost an old friend. Just didn't wake up. We were the same age. My dad (83 yrs old)is the first born of his siblings. His baby brother and baby sister are both dead as are 2 more of brothers as well as all his friends. In my yard I have 1 tree that is 90+ years old. Probably the grandmother of the rest of the trees in my immediate area. All her brothers and sisters are long gone?
Yes, dogs love to run. That is their life force right there. They have evolved to be marathon runners. Well IDK bout Pug, Bulldog and other unnatural canines but all the ones that have somewhat retained Wolf's general physique, you know like Qimmiq, Alaskan & Siberian, Ibizan, Saluki, BC's and such, still can run distance at a rather high speed. All said on that last note a whole lot of conditioning would need to take place.
Yes precautions ..yes,yes,yes.. The more the merrier so to speak. But death is a natural occurrence that sometimes science or our frail human ego/mind can't/won't explain.
It would be a huge challenge to do this race though. To finish with all your dogs all in good health and all in good spirits would be my ultimate challenge.
Money ain't real. Real friends are. My dogs are the best friends I've ever had and probably ever will have.
Your insight got me going this morning. LOL
Oh geez....... I hope you realize that all the emoticons I used are to show how I can relate to your confusion.
I wasn't trying to be facetious.
If I am being too familiar please let me know.![]()
Im so glad you work with your dogs so much.
Sibes are pretty and the breed is a fast breed, for a spitz.
Although the Alaskan is based from the Sibe they are indeed bred for more speed.
I had totally forgotten bout some teams doing the "Rod" and the "Quest" back to back.
And in reality the original Sibe was more or less an Alaskan anyhow. A "pariah" sort of dog.
I wonder if there any pure strains of them old Siberian dogs left over there eh????
It'd sure be great to bring in some fresh blood of the originals back here.
I'd add it to the Anydors and Seppallas and still have "original blood.
Anyways... Mush on Blue.