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"IT'S THE
WAY WE TRAIN, RELATE & CARE FOR OUR ANIMALS
THAT MOLDS & SHAPES THEIR BASIC FOUNDATION!"
Zoya
DeNure
Top News:
Check out the latest commercial we worked on with Cup of Noodle - Click here
Welcome
to Crazy Dog Kennels!
We are located in the foothills
of the Alaska Range; Crazy dog Kennels is a racing kennel
dedicated to the training and rehabilitation of unwanted
sled dogs.
Our goal is to find permanent adoptive
homes for rehabilitated dogs; in the house or on the
sled. We also offer sledding tours,
rides and instruction.
Hi Kennel friends! You can help support our 2010 Iditarod sled dog race by ordering our promotional Zoya's 2010 Iditarod posters! 2010 Iditarod posters are $30.00 each or for $50.00 (plus s&h)
you will receive a poster and Crazy Dog Kennel logo T-shirt.
Thank You for your support! Zoya & Team!
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Follow us down
the trail year-around as we take you into the training
scene; through race challenges and triumphs. Please click
on the Journal
link to see our daily updates.
Follow Zoya as she prepares for the 2009 race season and
the 2010 Iditarod.
Zoya & John |
Crazy Dog Kennel is owned
and operated by John Schandelmeier and Zoya DeNure
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Buy a bag of Dog food for Zoya's sleddogs
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Iditarod race
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Action
Zoya?
Zoya and her dogs will be featured in Women's
Health Magazine on stands in December, as a"action
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IDITAROD QUALIFIER
The Gin Gin Sled Dog
Race has been bumped up to a 200 mile Iditarod race
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CHECK OUT OUR STORE!
Crazy Dog Kennel
Gift Shop
Coffee cups,
T-shirts,
sweatshirts and more!
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Spring
2007 Photos
View these great shots taken by phtographer Clark
Mishler, for Women's Health Magazine Click
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2006
Sheep Mountain
150 photos
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ZOYA'S
PLACES
2ND IN THE 2006
CHATANIKA
200
IN TWO RIVERS, ALASKA
This challenging sled dog race was riddled with
overflow and cold temperatures. Eighteen mushers
entered the Chatanika 200 race. Three have scratched.
Winds bit at the mushers climbing up the hills making
the 20 below gnaw at their faces. Zoya said the
dogs did well dealing with the winds and the long
stretchs of over flow "They were impressive,
there were times the trail was just gone due to
the heavy over flow, but the dogs kept a good attitude
and looked very good at the completion of the race".
We are so proud of them" she says. For complete
race results click
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COURTESY
OF
JLONA RICHEY
Trip to Anchorage before the Women's World Championship!
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