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Dogsledding Light is about responsibility, not limitation. Training with one or two Huskies means every decision matters, because the workload concentrates on each individual dog. This practical guide to dogsledding light explains how to build strength, manage workout load, choose the right equipment and support recovery, so small teams stay sound, motivated and capable for seasons to come.

Feeding an active Husky means more than just filling a bowl. This post shares a practical nutrition strategy that supports performance recovery and energy balance. Learn how I fuel Pepper and Iluq with intention and simplicity using routines that truly work for dogs who run pull and thrive in every season.

Think Husky injuries are just bad luck? In reality, most can be traced back to avoidable training mistakes. Here’s how to spot them early – and keep your Husky strong, healthy, and injury-free.

When I first got into Canicross, I thought recovery days meant doing nothing. But with Huskies – just like with my own ultra training – I...

September marks the start of Husky winter training – cool mornings, fresh trails, and the perfect chance to rebuild endurance after summer. Discover why this season is the key to a strong, healthy winter on the trails.

There’s something magical about watching a team of sled dogs in action—their eyes focused, tails wagging, bodies surging forward with pure..