Your name and the name of your beloved husky hero! I am Liisa and my partner’s name is Keith. My first husky hero was Kramer. Then we adopted Wild Bill, Wyatt Earp, Pearl and most recently Rocksteady.
In this edition of the Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours ‘Adoption Update’ we catch up with husky heroes, Xaska & Quaid.
In this edition of the Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours ‘Adoption Update,’ we catch up with the recently adopted husky hero, Denali!
In this edition of the Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours ‘Adoption Update’ we catch up with husky hero, Volcano! We are grateful that Volcano’s owner, Ian, volunteers his time taking our husky heroes who are available for adoption out on adventures with Volcano! Follow along on all of their outings in the Canmore and Banff […]
Explore Snowy Owl Tours dryland Summer Dog Cart Tours in this interview with the owner, Jereme Arsenault (2021).
Meet retired husky hero Piper in this edition of the Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours ‘Adoption Update’.
As a dog first company, we’re advocates for sled dog welfare. We’re in support of the practical and legal concept of animal ownership and in practice, love our sled dog pack and share our lives with them. So, why should sled dog welfare be important to you? To put it simply, there are no regulations […]
In this Adoption Update, we visit with husky hero, Link! What’s Your Name and the Name of Your Husky Hero? Britney, and we adopted Link. Where Do You Live? Calgary, Alberta
We currently have around 160 dogs and 7 breeds of husky at our kennel. Our pack lovingly referred to as our “husky heroes” represents more than 30 years of selective breeding, ethical sled dog care and raising exceptional touring sled dogs. Our unique pack is a blend of seven different sled dog breeds. While most […]
Interview with Snowy Owl Founder, Connie Arsenault Discover the story of Connie Arsenault who founded Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours™ back in 1983 when Canmore was still a sleepy coal mining town. An original Albertan, female entrepreneur, Connie’s father was an Alberta Provincial Parks ranger. Connie’s first husband Charles worked full time with Lafarge Canada […]
