They stop in Lander, Pinedale, and Jackson – but the last time the dogs came to Dubois was about two decades ago. However, that’s about to change.
Around West Central Wyoming, early February is often marked by growing excitement for the Pedigree Stage Stop Race. Now in its 30th year, the dog sled race was founded with a charitable goal in mind: To promote public welfare.
Race Veterinarian Laurie Dunbar of Montreal CA scanned a sled dog before the race last year on South Pass. Dunbar and two other vets randomly scan dogs the mushers have selected before the race begins to make sure only registered dogs are being used.
A sled dog with bi-colored eyes was eager to get going before the race last year on South Pass.
A sled dog sniffed its harness shortly before strapping in before the Pedigree Stage Stop Race last year.
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