Exploring Denali National Park With Real American Sled Dogs

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
  • In Alaska's Denali National Park, you'll find six million acres of sprawling forests, majestic mountains, active glaciers and flowing rivers. In the midst of this vast natural beauty, around two million acres of federally protected wilderness exists. Here motorized transport is prohibited. So how does one get around in the winter? Enter the Denali dogs. Denali is the country’s only national park with a working sled dog kennel. Let’s go meet the hard-working huskies!
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Комментарии • 52

  • @mayflowerrs-744
    @mayflowerrs-744 7 лет назад +79

    WOW! those dogs are really beautiful! wonderful dogs, i imagine!

  • @chocolate104495
    @chocolate104495 7 лет назад +101

    Great Big Story: the one channel that has seemingly click bait-y titles but resolve in satisfactory content.
    Love it!

    • @DerpxGames
      @DerpxGames 7 лет назад +4

      Rachel Zhang there's no click bait it tells you the truth

    • @ryantan8579
      @ryantan8579 7 лет назад +1

      Have you seen brave wilderness? ;)

  • @westcoastmeltingpot3234
    @westcoastmeltingpot3234 7 лет назад +1

    The truth of this video make me so happy. I live in Alaska and it's so good to see our culture being shown in a way that isn't a ignorant and fails. Excellent video.

  • @polixtpwk1999
    @polixtpwk1999 7 лет назад +21

    These dogs are so beautiful!!

  • @DeepDreamz96
    @DeepDreamz96 7 лет назад +8

    This makes me want to watch snow dogs again.

  • @billieselenajaninejohnson2812
    @billieselenajaninejohnson2812 4 года назад +1

    i love denali❄️🐕

  • @diahan9896
    @diahan9896 7 лет назад +2

    awww.. they r so bubbly and friendly 😍

  • @via2592
    @via2592 7 лет назад +1

    The dogs look so happy!

  • @YurimoHikashi
    @YurimoHikashi 7 лет назад +3

    Would love do go sledding with dogs like these someday

  • @obiwahndagobah9543
    @obiwahndagobah9543 6 лет назад +1

    These sled dogs look so like wolf-dingo crosses :) Beautiful!

  • @liamd6238
    @liamd6238 7 лет назад +2

    ive been there in like 2014 it was AWESOME!

  • @ctoacu6188
    @ctoacu6188 7 лет назад +3

    I love the dedication the workers have to this, I mean you kind of have to. Who is gonna get this job for the pay?

  • @rajkumarwadeyar6409
    @rajkumarwadeyar6409 6 лет назад +1

    One of the Greatest Big Story Guys. Loved it.♥♥♥

  • @nyaexodus3474
    @nyaexodus3474 7 лет назад +1

    Cute doges.

  • @andrewadams-whitehead3976
    @andrewadams-whitehead3976 7 лет назад +1

    Cold but still good boys!!!!

  • @imilliterate4812
    @imilliterate4812 7 лет назад

    Those dogs are so cute!

  • @AryaBeltaine
    @AryaBeltaine 7 лет назад

    theyre so beautiful! id love to just pet them

  • @NotDerek._.T
    @NotDerek._.T 7 лет назад

    Going there this summer look pretty
    Ive been to many national parks such as Banff this look different

  • @97TP
    @97TP 7 лет назад

    Great Big Story bringing another amazing story :)

  • @karenkwan9782
    @karenkwan9782 7 лет назад

    god i love dogs

  • @mirandas2013
    @mirandas2013 6 лет назад +1

    Great Video

  • @billcounterstrike
    @billcounterstrike 7 лет назад +1

    Them beautiful huskies though

  • @RecruitsChannel
    @RecruitsChannel 7 лет назад

    Ive been there

  • @yasirkhalif157
    @yasirkhalif157 7 лет назад +6

    Read jack London books

    • @pappas5039
      @pappas5039 7 лет назад +1

      Yasir Khalif same lol

  • @SC-dt4ij
    @SC-dt4ij 7 лет назад +5

    just two minutes WTF

  • @rowanp8740
    @rowanp8740 7 лет назад

    Wait a minute... is this a sneaky dogaru add?

  • @scrampledegg-nj1bj
    @scrampledegg-nj1bj 7 лет назад

    I feel like I should say something for being this early :0

  • @chrism82793
    @chrism82793 4 года назад

    Billy... Billy is my favorite child not that hard

  • @enriquepalafox3884
    @enriquepalafox3884 7 лет назад

    2

  • @anacaetanocatarino3064
    @anacaetanocatarino3064 7 лет назад

    likeee

  • @oopopp
    @oopopp 7 лет назад

    Hopefully they can hunt as much as they want to feed the dogs.... those guys can eat a BOAT LOAD of food... especially that they pull sleds almost every day...

    • @oopopp
      @oopopp 7 лет назад

      el jay.... they do look good... but considering no motorized vehicle allowed they probably have enough dogs to pull 3 sleds at least... but with that many dogs, they could eat an entire adult deer in about 1 week or less... think how much food that is if you have to buy it... allowing them to hunt for meat is a REALLY good option to have...
      They had a problem like that in Canada and Alaska before... there was this unique story where this guy had 22 dogs, nobody would take that many dogs at once... he didn't have the money to feed them... so he killed them all with a knife instead of starving them to death...

    • @sigglin
      @sigglin 7 лет назад

      Since this kennel is located within Denali NP, it's a federally run operation, and the dogs are extremely well cared for. This isn't a privately-owned racing kennel. While the video shows the kennel manager, there are many other handlers assigned to care for the dogs. And because there are no motorized vehicles allowed to traverse the park, the kennel is still accessible by vehicle, meaning reliance on wild game is unnecessary (and sometimes illegal).
      www.nps.gov/dena/planyourvisit/kennels.htm
      "Too much blood meat can put them a little wild."
      That's not a thing. They are dogs.

  • @manzipe
    @manzipe 7 лет назад

    00

  • @mariaerikapamisaran8819
    @mariaerikapamisaran8819 7 лет назад +1

    Don't forget to feed them or it could turn into some horror movies just joking

  • @perenniallong
    @perenniallong 7 лет назад

    awesome video but sad that they have to be chained up 😕

    • @vn01208503
      @vn01208503 7 лет назад +7

      its not sad, in fact those dogs are perfectly happy to pull sled and chain so, look up google about their study.

    • @perenniallong
      @perenniallong 7 лет назад +1

      vn01208503 ahh I didn't mean like pulling the sled. sorry for my wording. I meant when they are back at the reserve. I thought with the fences, they would be able to run around at home at least.

    • @perenniallong
      @perenniallong 7 лет назад +1

      Awkward in the Kitchen yea that did. thank you for that

    • @sigglin
      @sigglin 7 лет назад +4

      Kennels are not effective in harsh climates that receive excessive snow in winter. Kennels collapse, become buried in snow, allowing dogs to escape. Tethering is effective for large numbers of dogs if managed correctly, as it is done here. Tethering provides dogs their own space, and chains that are long enough to allow dogs to interact with their neighbors.
      This blog post by Iditarod musher Liz Parrish describes the benefits of tethering.
      www.betheleaddog.com/tag/training-consideration/

  • @playboyagent7586
    @playboyagent7586 7 лет назад +1

    That's sucks to be one of those dogs

    • @acryliceater7191
      @acryliceater7191 7 лет назад

      carlos hernandez why

    • @playboyagent7586
      @playboyagent7586 7 лет назад

      Just be chained up out side then have to drag humans around by force they stay there there hole life

    • @skitza95
      @skitza95 11 месяцев назад

      you can't force them to pull. if they don't want to pull then they make terrible sled dogs. the ones who don't have a drive to run long distances and pull get adopted out as pets. @@playboyagent7586