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111 Moose Hill Road
Osborn, Maine 04605
(207) 479-6229
eaglesleddogs@gmail.com
Eagle Sled Dogs is a family run 10 dog
kennel of racing Alaskan Huskies, and Pointer/EP crosses located in Osborn Maine. We have fallen
in love with the sport so much that living with dogs is as important to our lives as the air we breathe. I'm
married to my dogs and to live without them would be like living without our hearts!
Our long term goals are to train and produce high-quality racing dogs that are genetically sound, strong, focused,
fast, well-socialized, top placing finishers. We have shipped a female EP/GSP/ Alaskan Husky cross from North
Pole, Alaska, and paired her with a top limited stud Leader of Streeper lines to expect pups this spring. This decision was
not made lightly. We are shifting gears toward solely sprint racing in upcoming years. I love sharing this passion
for the dogs with my daughters. Ciara is in her 2rd year of Jr. racing and has caught the "fever", and Ayana is racing
1-dog teams this year.
| Home of Eagle Sled Dogs |
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| wrapped in a double rainbow |
| Kenduskeag Race Feb 2008 |
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| 4th place - 6 Dog Pro Class |
We are committed to spending equal time socializing our pack and training
our racing teams. We require all of our dogs to get along well in a loose play setting. This summer my daughters
and some friends (thanks Mike and Rob) helped me enclose an acre of our yard for our dogs to run in for a free
play area.
If I do choose to breed, factors I consider include; in-harness
ability and drive, racing performance, intelligence, sociability, temperament, trainability, genetics, and family history.
| Training in Osborn |
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| Luke holding the line waiting for the team |
**UPDATE!!!**
We've joined up with Quentin Sprague and Megan Holtham to purchase a dog from Alaska. Laredo flew in from
North Pole to join our kennels on Tues. Seems the -50 degree temps were too cold for her short coat.
This 3 year old GSP/EP wanted to come to Maine where it's warm! She led Wendy Callis' 6-dog team
all three days at the Limited North American Championships in early March, placing 6th, and only 13 seconds out of 4th.
After I picked her up at Logan, she was still receptive in her heat cycle, so Ayana and I drove over 1,200 miles
in 30 hours to breed her with Jessica Doherty's Junior out in Palermo, NY. Laredo is settling in to
the warm New England weather quite nicely.
| Laredo - GSP/EP Cross, Leading in 2008 LNAC's |
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| DOB 3/17/05 |
Laredo's pedigree
| Kenduskeag 2008 |
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Eagle Sled Dogs Web Kennel System-Pedigree Management Site
| Pineland 2007 |
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| 4 Dog Pro Rig |
 
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