The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and Criminal Animal Cruelty Occuring During the 2010 Winter Olympics Within Vancouver, Canada: The Length of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, the Most Popular and Economically Lucrative Sporting Event Within Alaska, United States of America, the Term Used to Describe Sled Dog Trainers, the Legal View of Dogs Within Most Countries, the Person Who Killed Nearly 100 Sled Dogs Post the 2010 Winter Olympics, the Result of the Investigation Launched by the Provincial Government of British Columbia, Canada, the Length of Time Canadian Dog Breeder Bob Fawcett Could Not Own Dogs for Commercial Use, the Reason Dogs Without Black Padded Paws are Often Euthanized by Dog Breeders, and the Reason Chaining Dogs to a Specific Point Causes Anxiety and Depression

The Iditarod is an annual Alaskan 1688 kilometer race from Anchorage, United States of America to Nome, United States of American. The Iditarod is the most popular and lucrative sporting event in Alaska, with 85 teams competing for hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money. Trainers are referred to as “mushers” within the sport of dog sled racing and typically dogs start to train at 3 months of age. Legally, animals are typically viewed as property rather than beings by federal law in most...

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