案例简介：照片由 @ katieorlinsky/在阿拉斯加，冬天的黑暗日子也意味着雪橇赛狗季节的开始。艾迪塔罗德创始人乔·雷丁顿的孙子小雷·雷丁顿在加拿大道森市举行的2015育空任务1,000英里国际雪橇比赛中比赛。Dog mushing在北部有着悠久的历史; 3,000多年前，狩猎采集社区在北极圈中使用狗拉雪橇，而土著社区则在欧洲人在19世纪定居该地区之前就饲养了这些动物进行运输和运输。直到20世纪60年代，一旦高速公路建成，雪地摩托普及，狗就不再需要运输了。尽管如此，在北极各地的社区中，狗的做法仍然是一种文化和娱乐活动，竞争激烈的雪橇赛狗的世界开始了。

案例简介：Photo by @katieorlinsky / In Alaska the dark days of winter also mean the beginning of sled dog racing season. Professional dog musher Ray Redington, Jr., the grandson of Iditarod founder Joe Redington, races during the 2015 Yukon Quest 1,000 Mile International Sled Dog race in Dawson City, Canada. Dog mushing has a long history in the north; over 3,000 years ago hunter-gatherer communities were using dogs to pull sleds in the Arctic Circle, and indigenous communities used sled dogs long before Europeans bred the animals for transportation and hauling as they colonized the region in the 19th century. It wasn’t until the 1960s, once highways were built and snowmobiles became widespread, that dogs were no longer needed for transport. Still, the practice of dog mushing remained a cultural and recreational activity in communities across the Arctic, and the world of competitive sled dog racing began.

国家地理 - Photo by @katieorlinsky / In Alaska the dark days of winter also mean the beginning of sled dog racing season. Profession

案例简介：照片由 @ katieorlinsky/在阿拉斯加，冬天的黑暗日子也意味着雪橇赛狗季节的开始。艾迪塔罗德创始人乔·雷丁顿的孙子小雷·雷丁顿在加拿大道森市举行的2015育空任务1,000英里国际雪橇比赛中比赛。Dog mushing在北部有着悠久的历史; 3,000多年前，狩猎采集社区在北极圈中使用狗拉雪橇，而土著社区则在欧洲人在19世纪定居该地区之前就饲养了这些动物进行运输和运输。直到20世纪60年代，一旦高速公路建成，雪地摩托普及，狗就不再需要运输了。尽管如此，在北极各地的社区中，狗的做法仍然是一种文化和娱乐活动，竞争激烈的雪橇赛狗的世界开始了。

国家地理 - Photo by @katieorlinsky / In Alaska the dark days of winter also mean the beginning of sled dog racing season. Profession

案例简介：Photo by @katieorlinsky / In Alaska the dark days of winter also mean the beginning of sled dog racing season. Professional dog musher Ray Redington, Jr., the grandson of Iditarod founder Joe Redington, races during the 2015 Yukon Quest 1,000 Mile International Sled Dog race in Dawson City, Canada. Dog mushing has a long history in the north; over 3,000 years ago hunter-gatherer communities were using dogs to pull sleds in the Arctic Circle, and indigenous communities used sled dogs long before Europeans bred the animals for transportation and hauling as they colonized the region in the 19th century. It wasn’t until the 1960s, once highways were built and snowmobiles became widespread, that dogs were no longer needed for transport. Still, the practice of dog mushing remained a cultural and recreational activity in communities across the Arctic, and the world of competitive sled dog racing began.

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国家地理 - Photo by @katieorlinsky / In Alaska the dark days of winter also mean the beginning of sled dog racing season. Profession

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