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                                Welcome and Thank You for visiting!


                                Anna and Kristy Berington, the dynamic identical twin mushing duo of Kasilof, Alaska, want to welcome you and hope you find their site entertaining and informative.  Sled dog racing is their passion, and they are thrilled to have an opportunity to share it with you!  The 2011-2012 race season has just wrapped up, but we'll be posting a few notes on summer adventures in the months ahead as we await the start of the next racing season! 
                                 

                                What's New??

                                Check out the last recap on Iditarod 2012, including a few tales from the trail, and links to pictures and videos, in our Iditarod Race Blog.
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                                Next Races:

                                Thanks for cheering us on during the 2011-2012 race season!  The racing off season is kicking in, but we'll still be plenty busy.  Please check back over the summer to see what we're up to.  And watch for an Iditarod 2013 update mid-summer when the early registration picnic is held. 
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                                This Month's Featured Sponsor!

                                THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
                                To everyone that supported us and cheered us on during the 40th Iditarod and throughout the racing season.  We couldn't do this without our financial sponsors.  And the emotional support of SO MANY OTHERS really just blows us away.
                                So thank you.  EVERYONE!
                                    
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                                THANK YOU to all our supporters! Sincerely, Anna & Kristy

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                                The Dog House

                                Quotes, Facts, and Random Dog Miscellany!

                                Hey!  Don't Eat That!

                                Lots of folks are familiar with things that your dog should never be allowed to get into, like chocolate and anti freeze.  But there are lots of common items out there that people are unaware of that can make your dog sick, or worse!  Check out this handy reference distributed by the Wisconsin Humane Society.
                                Harmful Foods For Companions
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                                Seeing Double, Running As One.

                                Seeing Double, Running As One