Project RePaw: How I met Peikko In this series of blog articles we will tell the stories of those dogs that have already found their new forever home through our Project RePaw. They may be part of a smaller hobby team, they may be living their best couch life or they may have moved to…
When weather changes the plan: The sales side of husky tours One thing we have learned over the past few winters is that nature does not read our booking calendar. We can prepare the dogs, check the trails, build the schedules and have everything looking good on paper. Then the weather changes. Too little snow,…
Selling with care: The sales side of Bearhill Husky When people think about Bearhill Husky, they usually imagine the dogs, the sleds, the guides, and the snowy forest trails. That is the part guests come here to experience. But before anyone arrives at the kennel, there is another part of the work happening behind the…
From Kurtakko to Bearhill – Teemu’s road to our husky kennel Hello, I’m Teemu Sara, the sales team leader and sales operations manager here at Bearhill Husky. I thought I would hijack the blog for a couple of posts. Not permanently, don’t worry. Just for a little while, I’m very well aware that dog related…
De-training after the season: Helping sled dogs come down safely By the end of winter, our dogs are in a very particular state. They have worked hard for months. They have pulled, trained, toured, recovered, eaten, slept, and repeated the same routines day after day. Their bodies are strong, their fitness is high, and their…
How to choose a responsible kennel for your husky tour in Rovaniemi People often ask us: “Where can I find the most ethical husky safari in Rovaniemi?” It’s a good question. Actually, it’s probably the most important question you can ask before booking a husky tour. A husky safari is not just a ride through…
What is the best time to visit Lapland? – Discover summer under the midnight sun One of the questions we get all the time is: When is the best time to visit Lapland? The short answer: it depends. Each season in the Arctic brings its own kind of magic. In this series, we’re sharing what…
One year of “Tales from the Trails”: And now we’d like to hear from you! One year ago we published our first article on the Bearhill Husky blog. At the time, we described it as a place where stories from the trail could come to life. A place where we could share a little more…
Project RePaw: Sarma – Letting a working dog stay a working dogIn this series of blog articles we will tell the stories of those dogs that have already found their new forever home through our Project RePaw. They may be part of a smaller hobby team, they may be living their best couch life or…
The time I got rescued by a dog team while driving a snowmobile Grooming trails the old-school way Back in the day, one of my main jobs was grooming roughly 250km of trail each week. That meant heading out with a snowmobile, dragging grooming gear behind me, and keeping everything in shape for the dogs.…