These dogs are known for their intelligence and drive. These dogs are in front of the team.

The main body of a sled where passengers or gear may be carried.

The main line that the dogs and sled are attached to.

Pushing with one foot while keeping the other on the sled.

The command to get the dog team to stop.

Slippers for dogs, worn to prevent ice forming between the dogs toes. Made from fleece and Gore-tex.

The two dogs right in front of the sled. They are normally the heaviest dogs in the team.

A large metal hook that can be driven into firm snow to anchor the team for a short period.

The command for dogs to turn RIGHT.

The narrow pieces of wood that a sled rides on.

A person who drives a sled dog team.

The command for dogs to turn LEFT.

The main line that connects the dog's harness to the gangline.

To take a dog out of the race

A wooden bumper on the front of a sled.

The two dogs right behind the Lead dog. Possibly future Lead dogs.

A northern mixed breed dog, bred for racing.

A short line attached to the collar and gangline.

To take a musher and team out of the race.

This remains lit until the last musher crosses the finish line.