There’s no other place on Earth where the vast arctic wilderness is in such great balance with qualitative services, comfort and amazing Finnish people!
Merry lazy Christmas!
Taiga wishes you a very merry Christmas and asks the Santa for at least a bit of snow – the weather here is terrible!
Bikejoring through winter
Climate change is real. Instead of usual heavy snow this year we get only positive temperatures, constant rain and muddy trails. There’s nothing else left but bikejoring with Taiga through the winter every time the tracks dry out.
Weekend rig training
Finally, we’ve got snow! Well, 5 millimetres of it, so it’s still not enough for sledding, thus we’ve had our first carting training in a three wheeled rig during the weekend.
TV star Taiga in Pitch & Go competition
Yet another myth about training a malamute is busted: Taiga has not only participated in her first Pitch & Go competition, but also ended up in the Top 10 list and became a TV star!
Double depression
Having a malamute often means having a cat in a bag in terms of its mood swings. For example, it would be hard to notice any symptoms of babesiosis in a malamute up until its pee becomes really dark (very late stage).
First canicross race
Taiga participated in her first canicross race at Baltic Cup 3rd Event in Palivere, Estonia. And we were not the last ones there!
Emergency siren howl
Training a Malamute to howl at emergency sirens is easy – just find an annoying siren on youtube and turn the volume up. But do that with caution!
Welcome to the malamute blog
Welcome to the malamute blog. We put together everything we experienced ourselves into this website, which also has a blog of our Taiga (to be updated at least 3 times a week).
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