Sled Dogs Collection

Inuit hunter walking his dog team on the sea ice in a snow storm, Greenland, Denmark, Polar Regions

Inuit hunter and his dog team travelling on the sea ice, Greenland, Denmark, Polar Regions

0011 Animal Watercolor
Emiliano Deificus

Wild Eyes
Kimberly

Best Team Member
Molly Fu

Husky sledge
Dr. Zahi Ben-Aroya

Dogsled tour to Ilulissat, Greenland

Greenland Huskies, Greenland

my window - i can´t open it
Michael Allmaier

Eskimaux House, built of ice, Igloolik, 1822, from
STC175888 Eskimaux House, built of ice, Igloolik, 1822, from Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific performed in the Years 1821-22-23

McClintocks Travelling Party Discovering the Remains of Cairn at Cape Herschel
931474 McClintocks Travelling Party Discovering the Remains of Cairn at Cape Herschel, illustration from The second Grinnell Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin

A handsome seated Siberian husky with a thick grey and white coat and tall pricked-up ears, looking towards the camera

Sleeping sled dogs. Daneborg, headquarters of the Sirius Sled Dog Patrol, NE-Greenland
Anja Fleig / SplashdownDirect

View from the back of a dogsled, Alaska, USA&

Sledge Travelling: Method of fastening dogs when camping, 1876 (engraving)
XJF448200 Sledge Travelling: Method of fastening dogs when camping, 1876 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Dog sled races are a popular winter passion for many mushers in northern climates such as British Columbia, the Yukon anbd Alaska, a hardy blending of animals and human strength

Domestic Dog, husky-type sledgedogs, team pulling quadbike with woman and child, near Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, Svalbard, August

Five Siberian Huskies, Domestic Dogs, canis familiaris

Pack of six Husky dogs

Front view of a seated Husky Dog

Six Huskies with alert pricked-up ears lie and sit on a sofa with their paws hanging over the edge

A collar fitted by the vet to protect the animal from pulling at stitches near its head

Two dark gray and white Alaskan malamutes with their thick black and white luxuriant coats, one sitting and the other lying on the floor

Alsakan Malamute (Canis familiaris) standing with its tongue out, side view

Six Huskies with harnesses on with alert pricked-up ears stand in a group looking left with a water bowl at their feet

Six Siberian Huskies with patterned gray and white fur sit and stand on a white surface

A pack of Husky dogs lying down

Domestic Dog, sled team pulling trailer with tourists, near Longyearbyen, Spitzbergen, Svalbard, july

Dogsledge, Northern Greenland
Dogsledge. Greenland dogs pulling Royal Danish Navy soldiers and cargo on a sledge, Northern Greenland

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In the heart of a snowstorm, an Inuit hunter bravely leads his loyal team across the vast expanse of sea ice in Greenland. The bond between man and animal is unbreakable as they navigate through the treacherous Polar terrain. In 1912, Captain Roald Amundsen made history by reaching the South Pole with the help of his trusty sled dogs. Their unwavering determination and strength propelled them to victory, marking a monumental achievement in exploration. The beauty of Greenland's icy landscapes comes alive as another Inuit hunter embarks on a journey with his dog team. Together, they traverse the frozen sea ice, showcasing their harmonious relationship built on mutual respect and reliance. Huskies are synonymous with sleds, their powerful bodies effortlessly pulling heavy loads across snowy terrains. These magnificent creatures epitomize resilience and endurance, making them invaluable companions for Arctic expeditions. Embark on a thrilling dogsled tour to Ilulissat in Greenland and experience firsthand the exhilaration of gliding through pristine white landscapes. Let these majestic animals guide you through nature's untouched wonders. Greenland Huskies are renowned for their agility and adaptability in extreme conditions. They have been bred over generations to withstand harsh Arctic climates, earning their reputation as some of the best working dogs in existence. Within every dog team lies one exceptional member who stands out from the rest - a true leader who commands respect from both humans and fellow canines alike. This remarkable individual becomes an integral part of any successful expedition or hunting trip. As I gaze out my window at this wintry scene that captivates my senses, I yearn to be among those brave souls venturing into unknown territories alongside their loyal canine companions. Alas. My window remains shut today but not my spirit for adventure. Imagine stepping inside an Eskimaux House built entirely out of ice - an architectural marvel that has withstood the test of time.