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Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom
Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom
Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom
Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom
Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom

Stonehaven Scotland Husky Experience with Iditarod Racer|United Kingdom


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  • Enjoy unlimited husky hugs, cuddles, and photo opportunities
  • Learn about dog care, race preparation, and training habits
  • Explore the fleet of husky dryland carts and see how they operate
  • Watch a video of the Iditarod trail during the 2010/2011 race
  • Enjoy a hands-on experience with 33 huskies
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodGet there on your own
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementArrange yourself
Sightseeing typeEco-tourism
TransportWalking

Product Info

Meet Wattie McDonald, a 2-time Iditarod finisher, and his team of 33 hardworking (and very loving) huskies for a hands-on, photo-friendly experience in Stonehaven, Scotland. This is your chance to get up close with real sled dogs, learn what it takes to care for them, and hear first-hand stories from Alaskan racing adventures.

Your visit includes time in the kennel area where the dogs are kept, giving you a first-hand opportunity to see the huskies in their home environment and meet them up close. Expect plenty of interaction—unlimited husky hugs and cuddles, petting, and even grooming. (And yes, you may leave with a souvenir: husky fur on your clothes or in your pocket.)

You’ll also get unlimited opportunities to take photos with the dogs and around the kennel. Beyond the cuddles, you’ll explore the fleet of husky dryland carts, learning how they work and how teams train when there’s no snow. Wattie will share insights into the world of dog mushing, including how equipment is set up and what’s involved in managing a working dog team.

To round out the experience, enjoy an audio-visual presentation covering dog care and race preparation, including feeding routines and training habits. You’ll also watch real footage of the Iditarod trail from the 2010/2011 1100-mile race across Alaska, bringing the scale of the challenge to life. Before you go, stop by the gift corner to see ways you can stay connected and get involved.

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Reminders

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Camera

  • What To Bring: Credit card

  • What To Bring: Comfortable clothes

  • What To Bring: Cash

  • What To Bring: Clothes that can get dirty

  • What To Bring: Outdoor clothing

  • Know Before You Go: Wear clothes that can get dirty due to husky fur

  • Know Before You Go: Be prepared for outdoor conditions

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