Adventures Of A Dogsledding Diva
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I learned to run dogs the hard way. Most experiences were by trial and error, or accident. My equipment was creative and cheap and very easy for beginners. I started with a single dog and developed a team of spirited sled dogs that were in great shape summer and winter. After having my dogs for six years I was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. My health and attitude was very much improved having the dogs for adventures and undying love and affection. These dogs saved my life and my sanity.
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A true story of how a small team of sled dogs gave me hope and inspiration, after being diagnosed with stage three breast cancer at fifty two years old.
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As an Early Childhood Educator, I learned to run dogs on my own. Most experiences were learning the hard way, mainly by trial and error or accident. My team started as one dog and developed into a recreational team, mismatched but dearly loved. It started with a team all in a tangle, then to a well trained lot that were in great shape, winter and summer. After having my dogs for six years I was diagnosed with breast cancer. My health and attitude was very much improved having the dogs for inspiration, adventures and never ending affection. These dogs have saved my sanity and my life.