66 mushers and their dogs have embarked on a 2-week snow-covered 1,570km journey across Alaska at the world’s largest 2012 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. The vehicles with the specially trained dogs have become a long-standing means of transport in icy cold regions such as Northern Europe and North America. No longer serving as a… Read More »
Myocardial volume is 12 compared to 4 in humans. Muscles are fed with adequate oxygen. The breathing volume is too large and the tail serves as a counterweight when turning. The hunting dog is extremely sensitive to small moving animals such as rabbits, cats, chickens, etc., and has a fast speed of 60 km /… Read More »
Dog racing in the world has over 80 years of development. Now it has become an entertaining sport with World Greyhound racing federation that manages, develops, runs the racing system as well as the breeding of racing dogs. Greyhound is a world famous dog breed. Originating from the hunting rabbits, Greyhound was popular everywhere and… Read More »
Dog racing is a sport that uses speed racing dogs to finish. Today it is considered a competitive industry in which Greyhound dogs are racing around a track that is widely watched. The chasing dogs will chase a false prey until they reach the finish line. Like horse racing, greyhounds usually allow the public to… Read More »
The dog sled contest has been held annually on the Kamchatka Peninsula since 1990. It is increasingly attracting more participants. Dog sleds are an important means of transportation in the Arctic region, helping transport and travel in areas inaccessible by other methods. They have successfully used sled dogs in expeditions of both polar regions, as… Read More »