Flint Sky Alaskan Malamutes
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by Jo Jarvis
3M ago
Back in December we announced we were stoked to have Flint Sky Alaskan Malamutes joining our athlete team, and now who better to give us an intro to her pack but Red. We are extremely excited here at Flint Sky to be working with SnowPaw Store again this year! SnowPaw Store has been a fundamental part of our working journey with the dogs - the kit and the knowledge behind the kit has been second to none, and we’ve been very grateful to have them as our supplier for many years, and this year as one of our sponsors.   To begin, I’d love to take a moment to introduce us, our team and talk abo ..read more
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Welcoming Flintsky Malamutes
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by Guest Blogger
4M ago
We are pleased to be working closely with Flintsky Malamutes again this season. Having recently added another Malamute puppy to the pack, Colt, now 7 months is beginning his training journey and Red has agreed to document that journey for us with some product reviews on the kit she is using on this journey.  For now lets welcome them into the Snowpaw Family, we'll be hearing from them very soon so watch this space! Here are some lovely photos of the rest of the Team, Sawyer, Memphis and Nevada... Memphis and Sawyer - 2 Dog Rig Training   Nevada - Backpacking in the Highlands   ..read more
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Introducing Team Pointerfaces
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by Guest Blogger
5M ago
We are delighted to have Team Pointerfaces on board with us for the 2023-2024 season. The team have not long got back from the ICF World Championships in Germany so here's an introduction by Susan on who they are and all about their trip to Germany... First off, I would like to say a big thank you to SnowPaw Store for their amazing support of our Team. In the current climate, it has become increasingly difficult to meet the costs of travel, race entries and equipment, so the offer of sponsorship is hugely appreciated and is key to our team being able to continue to compete, not just in Scotlan ..read more
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SnowPaw Pop Up shop dates 2023
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by Rachel Kiy
1y ago
Here you will find all of our Pop Up Shop dates at Events across the UK. We will have our trained fitters available to offer harness fittings and advice on all aspects of dog sports equipment as well as everyday dog wear.          April  7th-10th Canicross Midlands - Catton Hall 15th - 16th All About Dogs Show - Newbury 22nd - 23rd A Doggy Day Out- Bath & West Showground 29th - 30th Saints Sled Dog Rescue Annual Camp 30th - 1st May All About Dogs Show - Chelmsford   May 14th May - A Dogs Day Out Festival ..read more
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Black Friday Offers for 2022
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by Rachel Kiy
1y ago
Here you will find all of our Black Friday offers available Friday 25th - Monday 28th November inclusive.  Paleo Ridge Raw Dog Food - Offer valid until 30th November   Skinners Dog Food - Offer valid until 30th November Pawtrekker Lights Pawtrekker Tyson Coats Get 20% off Henry Wag Towelling products when you purchase any Raincoat Non Stop Clothing - Canix Tee & Running Tights Non Stop Freemotion 5.0 Canix package 20% off Get 15% off Orbiloc Lights when you purchase any harness Plus extra items added to our SALE ..read more
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Oatfield Huskies Race Report Beaver Trap Trail 2022
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by Rachel Kiy
1y ago
Where to start… seems we are in it for the long run now……….. It is the middle of November and we are currently still dryland training, the dogs and the winter seem to keep teasing us this season. It is a great time to reflect back on last season, especially competing in the Beaver Trap Trail. We are in the middle of a big move deeper north into Swedish Lapland, to chase the winter & our crazy dreams! In the beginning of March we went to help Thomas Wærner and Guro Wærner on the Finnmarksløpet, (a 1200 kilometer race in the very north of Norway) we travelled to Alta, and spent several days ..read more
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Upcoming Dog Sport Events
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by Danielle Woolcott-King
1y ago
We've upgraded our Dog Sport Event Calender to make it easier for you to find all the action going on for bikejoring, canicross, mushing, dog scootering around the UK!  If you would like your event to be included on our calendar, or notice any errors or missing events please do and we'll get it updated asap!   ..read more
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Early Season Conditioning And Nutrition For Sled Dogs
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by Bold Commerce
1y ago
Great article here written by our friends across the pond at Howling Dog Alaska In this article, we bring you useful information that will help everyone, especially the ones starting out in the sport of mushing – whether your goal is to race or recreate on snow or dryland. First, we need to define conditioning versus training. Training teaches behavior such as taking turns, slowing down, speeding up, or stopping. Here we will be addressing basic early-season conditioning for dogs to reach their optimum fitness level through exercise and nutrition. Proper exercise (conditioning) and n ..read more
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Bikejoring - Which arm is right for me? A down to earth review
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by Jo Jarvis
1y ago
With so many different types of bikejoring arms on the market its hard to know which is the right one for you. So rather than write a sales blog about them we thought it best to get someone like you to try them out and give their honest opinion on what they are like to fit and use when starting out. Steph is the adventurous type having turned her paw to many different things: agility, canoeing, camping, she is even happy pootling down river on powerboats. So it made sense to ask her and one of her humans, Nick, to review 4 of our bikejoring attachments.  Although Nick is keen on bikes and ..read more
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Working Equipment: Ganglines
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by Vikki Hodgson
1y ago
Here at SnowPaw Store, we offer a variety of lines to suit you and your team's needs. The gangline is the way to attach your dog to your sled, dog scooter, bicycle, vehicle to be pulled or even yourself. Tuglines This is a line usually attached to the back of the harness to the shockline. This is available as a Single Tugline or a Double Tugline. Necklines This is attached to the dog collar. The lead dogs will usually be attached to each other, whereas any wheel dogs will be attached to the centre gangline / towline. Towlines/Centrelines Central towline takes more strain, generally 3/8” Shockl ..read more
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