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Dog Deaths and Near-Death Incidents
At least 154 dogs have been run to death or have died from other causes in the Iditarod. There is no official count of dog deaths available.
- Iditarod Facts
- The Harsh Reality
- Dog deaths
- Poor veterinary care
- Mushers abuse dogs in race
- Dog injuries and sicknesses
- Cruel dog training for Iditarod
- Iditarod dog kennel horrors
- Greed fuels the Iditarod
- Iditarod dog study wastes tax dollars
- Iditarod mushers use drugs
- Problems with Iditarod rules
- Iditarod history
- Articles and interviews
- Alaskan newspaper reporting
- Ugly truths about “Father of Iditarod”
- Iditarod dirty secrets
- Iditarod dog handler tells all
- Latest News
- Mushers & Veterinarians
- Help Sled Dogs
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