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Clint was born in Alberta and raised in Saskatchewan, Canada. He began mushing in 1997, working with Doug Swingley's puppy team in the fall of 2000. He ran his first Iditarod in 2001. In the fall of 2001, Clint then started working with veterinarian Dr. Sonny King and the Veterinary Educational Team to help train Sonny's team for the 2002 Iditarod. Clint went on to run the 2003 Iditarod and won the Most Improved Musher Award. In the summer of 2004, he moved to Alaska to experience Alaska and train dogs. For two years he trained dogs for Sonny Lindner, a long-time musher in Two Rivers, AK. He has kept his own small team of dogs going throughout the years and has been building his own kennel more seriously for the past two years. Last year, Clint ran his own young dog team to an Iditarod finish and is continuing to work with the Veterinary Educational Team, which teaches children in the southern part of the U.S. about northern breed sled dogs and the Iditarod. Outside of dogs, Clint enjoys hunting, fishing and running.
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More pups!
Sarah was born in
Virginia, living in the south and upper Midwest before moving to
Alaska.
She has been working with sled dogs for the past 10 years as a trail veterinarian for sled dog races in the upper Midwest, northeast and Alaska.
She received her DVM degree from the
University of Minnesota, where she also completed specialty training in small animal internal medicine.
Currently, she is teaching and the program coordinator for a new Veterinary Science program at the
University of Alaska Fairbanks, as well as running dogs and raising puppies. She enjoys swimming, biking, and running outside of the world of dogs.
Keysto is the 4 wheeler driver at Ridgeline Kennel. He is an excellent driver, all the dogs say so.
He enjoys running with the team dogs, as well as a good ride on the back of the 4 wheeler. In his
spare time he enjoys playing frisbee, tennis ball fetch, maul the stuffed toy and root around the
dog yard for scraps.