North Paws Wilderness

In this episode, join me as I speak with Jesse Terry, an Anishinaabe musher, fellow dog lover, outdoor enthusiast, and overall awesome person. We’ll talk about everything from the importance of being aware of the indigenous land we’re on, to staying positive in challenging situations, to puppies, and of course mushing. If you’d like to follow along with Jesse and his kennel, On the Land, he can be found on Instagram at @jesse_ontheland 🐾

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, you’ll find this episode heavily based around our mental health. In this episode there are topics of mental health struggles, trauma, PTSD, and mentions of substance abuse and animal abuse. Please listen with care and know that if you too are on a trauma recovery journey, you are loved and important. Big thank you to Alyssa Buser for being so brave and incredibly open to sharing her childhood trauma and how dogs have saved her life. But we also talk how she

Hidden in the pines and deep snow of California, there is the Reimer Pack, a small racing sled dog kennel. But they weren’t always a small sled dog kennel. Like a lot of us, their journey started with a couple of dogs. Join Jesika Reimer and myself as we discuss things skijoring; from training commands to trail manners and everything in between. For more info on skijoring, check out the Reimber Pack’s YouTube channel: Youtube.com/@truckeetahoedogmushers If you’re in the Truckee area of California,

Hello there, adventurers! I’m Brittany North, and welcome to the North Paws Wilderness podcast. I’ve started this podcast in hopes to share stories and interviews that inspire, and educate about dog-powered sports and how to safely and confidently adventure into the wilderness with your dog. Listeners can submit their stories of adventuring outdoors with their dogs; things like camping, hiking, canoeing, skijoring… you get the idea. These stories will be called Dog Diaries. If you have a Dog Diary