by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team
(20 months) – (“Opposites” litter) Flow is one of Jeff’s favorite young dogs. Jeff says that a dog like Flow will give his team’s speed a boost with her smooth, fluid gait. In time Flow will be an important part of his team, and has tons of leading... 
by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team
Miss Ziggy is arguably one of the greatest lead dogs in the State of Alaska right now. She has a knack for following trail markers, and the keen ability to pick the perfect pace for the team in many different situations. She is 100% spoiled. Another one of the team... 
by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team
(20 months) – Wax, another of the “Opposites”, is not exactly what he seems. While he may look like a lovable black lab in the yard, once he’s harnessed and hooked up in the team Wax is driven and looks more and more impressive with each mile. Wax is a great team... 
by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team, Dogs
To be honest, Ebb is the most insecure dog in the yard. Now at 7 years old, he is OK with this insecurities, and the rest of the team has learned to accept them as well. He is a complete love bug with people, and the least compatible with many of his fellow four... 
by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team
(5 y/o)- Spider is from the “Insects” litter and reserves his zeal for the towline. He is most likely seen running in the front of the team, and excels at leading the team through rough terrain and seeking out hard to find trail. Spider knows what Jeff is going to say... 
by Husky Homestead | Dec 2, 2017 | 2013 Team
(5 y/o)- (“Insects” litter) Skeeter has a thing for Jeff. While she performs well as a leader for others, if Jeff is driving the sled then Skeeter will really turn it on. Skeeter is eager to please her man, and Jeff shows his appreciation by inviting her for...