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Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel is currently home to nearly 90 sled dogs. Regardless of their background, all the sled dogs have a home and job for life. Should a sled dog lose interest in running or for health\/age reasons have to retire, they typically live out their retirement days as a \u201ccouch dog\u201d with a staff member or are paired up with a great adoptive home.<\/p>\n
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Theses are the old timers (or offspring of the old timers) that have been with the owner since he first started mushing years ago and\/or are part of our selective breeding program.<\/p>\n
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For $150 you can symbolically adopt your favorite muddy buddy for a year. Sponsors receive a free kennel tour to come visit with their pooch and hang out with our other amazing canines in person! By sponsoring a dog you can help reduce some of our annual costs (which historically have exceed $80K per year) and help kick start some pawsome kennel projects. To learn more about our current four-legged friends, you can review their profiles below.<\/p>\n
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