FAQ's

Do the dogs like what they do?

Although they can't answer when asked, just wait until you see the high energy barking before take-off and the happy smiles throughout the ride.  Then, you can decide if the dogs like what they do.  We already know the answer! 

How many people can fit in our sleds?

Depending on trail conditions, we can fit a family of four, or three to four adults, depending on weight.  If your group is larger than this, we MAY be able to schedule two sleds at the same hour, depending on our staging area. (Mammoth Mountain staging area allows only one sled at one time)

Is the ride safe for handicapped/pregnant/injured people?

Yes, we cater to all people.  Our sleds move slow, are very stable, and therefore the ride is very safe.  We can assist with any special needs, just give us advanced notice if you need assistance.  

Do we accept advanced reservations?

Yes, however, only up to 7 days in advance.  This gives us a chance to look at weather trends, and trail conditions. 

Are children safe around the dogs?

Absolutely!  Our dogs love to be petted.  They are handled by hundreds of people as puppies, allowing them to get accustomed to being around all sizes of people.  We do recommend parents keep a close watch on small children, as the sheer size and strength of the dogs can knock a child over if the dog leans or moves suddenly.     

Do we accept credit cards?

No, unfortunately not!  We work from a remote location, and do not have the means to accept credit card payments.  We gladly accept Travelers Checks, Personal Checks or Cash!

What can we do if we come in the summertime?

Come check out our Kennel!!  Meet all the dogs at their houses, and experience our museum and art gallery.  Click HERE for directions to our kennels.  Contacting us in advance is advised to ensure someone is there to meet you and give you a tour.

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If interested, during cooler temperatures in Spring and Fall we offer wheeled cart rides with our sled dogs.  This way you can experience the power of dogs without the cold winter temperatures.  Just give us a call.