Lead Dog Sponsors

If mushers are the coaches of a dog team, then lead dogs are the quarterbacks! Generally the fastest and the most responsive dogs on the team. Good lead dogs make or break a dog team! The shoulder a lot of responsibility, setting the pace down the trail and listening for the mushers commands!

	Dawne Deeley & The Tsarshadow Gang - Sidney, B.C
	Natalie Norris - Willow, Alaska
	Doug and Donna Finner - New Hampshire
	Westlock Vet Clinic - Westlock, Alberta
	Denise Linley - Farmington, B.C.

Swing Dog Sponsors

Swing dogs are the dogs right behind the leaders. Normally the dogs here are also fully trained lead dogs. It is their responsibility to 'swing' the team around corners!

	Janet Yeager-Elliot - Atascadero, California
	Morna Murray - Calgary, Alberta

Team Dog Sponsors

Team dogs make up the bulk of a dog team. Lead dogs, swing, and wheel dogs all get chances to take a break from the other positions and run in the team!

Bob Ford - Champaign, Illinois

Wheel Dog Sponsors

Wheel dogs are the power house of a dog team. The dogs immediately in front of the sled, they have one of the most physically demanding jobs in the team!

	Mary Curtis Horowitz & Irving Louis Horowitz
	Cheryl Liddle, Selina Topete and Fresca - Concord/Pittsburg, California
	Dogbooties.com
	Gwen Ross - Langley, British Columbia
	John and Jona Van Zyle - Eagle River, Alaska

	Our Other Sponsors!
	Edna Swift - Beaverton, Oregon
	Bonnie Wyatt - Calico Rock, Arkansas
	Siberian Husky Club of Metro Dallas
	Siberian Husky Club of Greater Chicago
	Deborah (Deb.) Bok
	Quebec Chapter of the SHCC
	Karen Yeargain / K-collars - Oregon
	Big Lake Susitna Veterinary Hospital - Alaska
	Joan Bryner - Willow, Alaska
	"Our Memorial for Orion"
	Zel Warner, Alice Uehling,Mark Pullen, Kathy Laberge,
	June Price, Barb Bennett, and Marlene Daniels, MLG

Happy Feet Sponsors
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Sponsor-A-Dog Sponsors
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