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traveling by bicycle from Prudoe Bay, Alaska 20,000 miles down the coast to the most
southern city in South America.
-Dominic Gill
www.TAKEASEAT.org
Humble
Beginnings
Lead Dog Spock
Kennels started very small in the summer of '96 with a few dogs
and the
desire to enjoy the wilderness of
falling into our care but the desire remained to keep our numbers small
and
maintain a team large enough to explore the wilds of
Today we hold true
to the small kennel philosophy making sure each dog gets the type of
quality one-on-one attention they deserve. From shelter fosters to the
occassional litter we raise and train from our own line, each are very
special in their own way.
We hope you enjoy this glimpse into our day to day lives
on the
trail and at home with our loveable furry children. May you delight in
getting
to know them as much as we have on a day to day basis.
Life is a delightful journey
when you
have a dog by your side...
To the Future...
We do our best to help the over population of sled dogs in our community by only replenishing our numbers when needed, usually every six years or more. Most, if not all, of our pups stay with us helping to keep our large line of freighting dogs alive and well.
Website Updates:
April
26, 2008 -
Foster Dogs
page
created
Lineage page created
Rainbow Bridge updated
Our
kennel is dedicated to my husband James, who showed me the
light in this life
and took in all my furry children and loved them as if they were his
own.
To my mother for putting up with me and the pups through difficult
times.
To all my dear wonderful furry children living here now, those who have
passed
and to those
still to come.
And to the Great Spirit, through whom none of this would have been
possible.
Kennel
Owner/Operator: Miriam and
James Cooper
Email: Cooper@LeadDogGraphics.com
Phone: (907) 322-3934