Panda, Zeb and Sabe at home in the kennel.
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Zeb is a big dog with a gentle soul.
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Tryfan enjoys some inside time. Many of our dogs like to come in the house for a little bean bag lounging.
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Ceo's name is gaelic for "mist" or "fog."
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After the mile-long climb out of Grafton Notch, it's nice to take a breather. Schoodic and Sabe lead a four dog team on this crisp morning after an April Fool's Day storm.
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Sabe and Esker lead a team driven by Outward Bound students.
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In an attempt to keep the dogs' minds and bodies active in the off-season, we've filled the kennel with platforms, ramps and this culvert. On this summer day, activity is out of the question, so Panda and Zeb enjoy the cool darkness.
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On the road, the dogs travel in a dog box on top of the truck. Each door opens on a kennel-sized compartment that keeps each dog warm, dry and safe in the event of an accident. The box is high-density plastic and very easy to clean.
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Rattle surveys the camp in the Cold River basin. On expedition, the dogs are clipped to a picket line secured between two trees, where they sleep and eat and recharge for the next day's journey.
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Ceo and Panda lead a team on fast trails near Nash Stream, New Hampshire.
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Tilli, at six weeks, gazes out at the world from the security of the whelping box.
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Tuckamore at nine weeks.
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