Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.

Life Through Sled Dogs

Life Through Sled Dogs

×  

Follow This Show

Stay in the know about new episodes and updates.
Hello! My name is Cruz, and I am musher to four Siberian Huskies who are the absolute loves of my life. The joy in my world comes from seeing to their needs and wants which includes mushing, and gathering with other like minded people from the sled dog enthusiast to the professional mushers to talk dogs. I call what I have learned from my Siberians and mushing the K9 Philosophy, and has taught me to live the best, simplest life of Gratitude and Humility I possibly can. And it is from that, that my phrase of "Dogs first" comes, and on this show we will talk to a range of sled dog folks that also live in this same "Dogs first" attitude and lifestyle. My number one aim for this show is to put forth the positives on dog ownership, especially working dogs in their lives with us. Mushing is the passion I want to share, but we will talk about everything from nutrition to behavior, agility, obedience and of course harness sports. The people I chose to speak with are among the best of the best, whether you know their names or not. From the front lines of the BIG DAWG races, to those that put them on, recreational mushers, sprint and distance teams, and all those who support working dog sports like our trusted Vets and Race Marshals.

On-Demand Episodes

I apologize to everyone this morning, as I was having serious technical difficulties getting the show going. So, once I managed to fix things, I started a new broadcast, and what an hour it was. Tommy Bird is one of the finest story tellers... more

Torsten Kohnert is exactly the person to we need to shine a light on in our mushing world. He is now 44, and the German born Torsten has been mushing for half his life. His recent race, the Copper Basin 300 landed him in 11th... more

For those that know me, you know our motto is "Spiritual Enlightenment Through Sled Dogs." This is the basis for why Stormhawk Siberians do what we do. Although I freely speak of this, within many First Nations people who utilize sled... more

This is a topic that is tantamount in today's declining society of instant gratifcation and youth's entitlement attitude, where personal responsibility seems to have been thrown out the window in the younger generations. As the family... more

Brad Johnson lives in Indianapolis IN, not too far from me. I met him through social media, and he quickly became one of my go-to people for Siberians in need. Brad has lived and worked with these Siberian "people" as call them for... more

There is no way to explain the connection one feels with a kindred musher's Spirit. A true Musher living a "dogs first" life, rescuing from shelters and taking in retiring sled dogs so they can continue to do what they have been born to do: mush. I... more

It helps to be a little crazy when you love sled dogs, and the people I'm going to be speaking with love them with their whole hearts. This group of friends via mushing and Siberians, put their heads together one day after a mush, and... more

For me, just the mention of Cindy Abbott, turns me into a bit of a giddy fan. Understand that it isn't entirely that she is one in 40 women in the USA to have ever summitted Mount Everest, or that she finished the Iditarod on her third try,... more

This is going to be a packed program! I have the pleasure of speaking to two people I admire here in the Siberian world, not just as mushers, but in the show ring, as breeders, and folks that put their dogs FIRST. Natalie and Andre... more

For those outside of the Great Lakes Sled Dog Association (GLSDA) area of membership, I want to take a few mintues to talk about an extraordinary young lady by the name of Annie Hammond. Annie, age 25 and a Michigan native,... more

Facebook comments

Available when logged-in to Facebook and if Targeting Cookies are enabled