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Hi I've been enjoying your videos and I'm visiting Fairbanks- is it possible to visit you and meet your pups?

Do we ever raise sled dogs or do we just learn to wrap ourselves around a mystery with 4 legs.

If it was easy everybody would be doing it.The challenge is worth the reward.

Raising sled dogs.Tell me about it.Ha ha.When you think youve got them figured out you get the the surprise.

Hi Chris. Do you give tours?.

noun and verb 😂

Huskies, the "I know how to get over every fence" gene comes with their mother's milk. What a great life you live in Alaska

learned a ton - thanks

How much and how often should I feed my 8 week old husky

I need to do this

How old were the pups?

i needed this thhaankk youuu soo beauutifuulll

Bros living the life here 😍

Hello from Slovakia, máš nádherné videá, relax 👍

Chris, I was unable to find a Vet that could stop my dog from having seizures. Sasha, my female husky had neurological issues that could not be fixed with phenobarbital. I ended up killing her because she was suffering. I loved her more than anything or anyone else in the world. It hurts so bad that I may never get over it! I told my wife not to get a puppy over a year ago but she did it anyway. My wife became so jealous of Sasha and shed no tears after Sasha was gone. I'm 56 and had many bad experiences during my life but this has been the worst experience. What have I got to live for? Having to kill someone you love to stop their suffering is a very difficult thing to get over.

what size is your dog house?

Absolutely Awesome

hey. just discovered this channel. I want to train my german mix to pull a sled in the winter and possibly a small cart during the other seasons. reason for personal carrying items, and to carrying my smaller older dog. I have a channel as well and do loads of hiking, but my little dog cant get out and about in winter, there is yet a small enough bootie to fit his tiny feet (3lbs) and so i figured if i can get my girl to haul a sled/cart she can be of use to him. while we dont do LONG hikes or walks, maybe 3 hours to 5 hours max at one time (but possible a few times through the day including late night and early morning, i'd love to be able to have her do some work and him to be able to get out and about more, especially in the colder months. Any tips or advice?

Hi Chris, seasonal greetings from Wales in the UK. I've never reached out anyone posting but I wanted to thank you for posting all the wonderful RSD videos. I meant to do this for a long time, never got round to, until now. As this 2022 draws to a close it prompted me to finally pull my finger out and hit the tiny keyboard. You haven't posted for a long time, I guess you shared all you wanted to, also I can imagine that making these videos takes a lot more time and effort than the finished products show. That's the skill ( and curse) of an artist: to make it look easy and effortless. I hope you and your family and loved ones and of course your sled dogs including Noun and Verb and the others are and have been saved and spared any serious harm or damage from the recent bomb cyclone. Thank you for having been generous with your time. It's nice to go back to your videos abd watch a few episodes on a re-run. I enjoy not only watching the dogs but also how you interact with them and the reciprocal affection between you and them. No to mention to glimpses of the beautiful surroundings in Fairbanks. I own a rescue dog Husky with the canine equivalent of ADHD. he's loveliest if utterly daft thing. Your videos remind me of his potential and encourage me to forgive his shortcomings. Living in Wales snow is at an extremel premium anyway, so I live in hope that one day I can manange to let him pull at least the sled dog scooter he inherited. At the moment he would gladly drive me through the hedge or up the tree in pursuit of one of the many squirrels he can spot/ smell from miles away way way before me. Thanks again Chris. Wishing you and yours a Happy and Healthy 2023. Andreas

Loving your channel Chris. Thank you.

Chris, I've enjoyed watching you love your dogs. I'm a middle aged Michigander dreaming of having a team of Siberian huskies for mushing. I managed to get a pair of puppies for future breeding but the female developed epilepsy before she reached one year old. I was told by a Vet 20% of dogs develop epilepsy and to have her neutered. How common is epilepsy up North? I also have honey bees that are constantly killed by the toxic chemicals from crop farmers and a wife who has had breast cancer. What caused my puppy to develop epilepsy? If it is rare up North where no crop farming is occurring, then maybe it is the toxic chemicals! Any info you could share with me would help, thank you.

My husky has a bit of problems to go easy when i ask him to, when i have my inline skates on, got any tips for me ?

Sled floofers the most cutest of floofs.

0:26 Wow a puppy!! I expected some fierce, savage looking mean dog.

What happen to Goober?

Truly helpful. I’ve even wanted to buy a place we laughingly call Porcupine House because they chew up the logs 🪵. Yikes. 🥺😬 Blep 😛

Snow plow - or fall down 🤦‍♀️😆🥶🥳

Lol 😆 foreshadowing 🤦‍♀️🥶

Fabulous 🤩💥🎉👍

Moguls! 😬❄️🥶 I choked up when she ran that little bit with the lead dogs. 🥲

Wow 🤩. This is just the best!!! ❄️❄️❄️🏕💥 I started out thinking that a 20 minute video was long. Now I just wish it was longer - what you ate, what the dogs ate, what you slept on, in. Details 😁🤩🥳💯🤗

I used to fantasize about winter camping 🏕❄️⛄️👍 Bravo 🎉

Heavenly! Snow and dogs! ❄️❄️❄️

Sleeping with the puppies is a really (really) cool idea. ❄️👍🥶😎

How often do u run your dogs?

Are your dogs Alaskan or siberian, and why??

if you don't mind me asking what is your occupation that lets you buy so many dogs?

are there special sledding shoes?

what brand sled do you use?

I want a place just like yours in alask, any suggestions?

Found your channel a few days ago and just finished watching all your videos. Thank you for sharing all the videos of the dogs, I really did enjoy them!

Noun verb and cuss for your next one

Ur a cool dude chris. Subscribed!

Merci pour toute ces belles vidéos, j'ai aussi des chiens en Suisse et je fais du traîneau l'hiver mais c'est incomparable avec les magnifiques paysages et pistes de l'Alaska. Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne, continue à faire des vidéos 👍👍👍

Magnifique les ombres du traîneau et des chiens

Love this! Think you go faster on a bike compared to a sled? How does it feel different? More control? They make ski attachments for your front fork(rear is a wheel for when it's necessary to pedal), what are your thoughts on this progression? I've found even the fattest of fat bikes are impossible when the fluff gets to be like 8 inches... have a good one:)

Hey I recently stumbled across your channel as I was researching Alaska. I loved watching this series and hope come back one day!!!❤️

This is a very interesting training philosophy. It seems to be based on the idea that these dogs are instinctively pack animals. The traditional Inuit philosophy, which is based on thousands of years of experience in conditions that demand peak performance by the dogs, however, is more analogous to human military training. The Inuit would never suggest to the dogs that they are their equals. Instead, they emphasize that they are on a higher hierarchical level. They feed and care for their dogs, but they do not hesitate to use pain as a disciplinary tool, for example.

My great grandfather was a dog musher, he hunted caribou and travel with the sled dogs,

I hear husky is difficult to train