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**chuecafresss** · 03-20-2009, 12:48 AM

If my dogs got away from me in the Alaskan Wilderness, they would probably freeze to death before I found them too!! Am I mistaken, I thought that I read that the dogs were missing and found dead but I could be wrong.

We all know there are accidents. If the dogs did get loose, two out of.... how many dogs are there? How many teams race in the Iditarod? Time to go research. Thanks for posting Purple

No, these two dogs froze to death due to human error. Nigel is the dog you are thinking about, he was found and belonged to musher Nancy Yoshida.

Sure, it's a small percentage, but, isnt' that like saying it's ok to allow a small percentage of irresponsible pit bull owners? It's not ok that these dogs froze to death. Plain and simple, it was irresponsible. They didn't die doing what they loved, they didn't get that chance, their owner screwed up.

03-20-2009, 12:48 AM	#13
chuecafresss Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	If my dogs got away from me in the Alaskan Wilderness, they would probably freeze to death before I found them too!! Am I mistaken, I thought that I read that the dogs were missing and found dead but I could be wrong. We all know there are accidents. If the dogs did get loose, two out of.... how many dogs are there? How many teams race in the Iditarod? Time to go research. Thanks for posting Purple No, these two dogs froze to death due to human error. Nigel is the dog you are thinking about, he was found and belonged to musher Nancy Yoshida. Sure, it's a small percentage, but, isnt' that like saying it's ok to allow a small percentage of irresponsible pit bull owners? It's not ok that these dogs froze to death. Plain and simple, it was irresponsible. They didn't die doing what they loved, they didn't get that chance, their owner screwed up.
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