Event:​ Rich Crain Classic

What: Skijor and open class
For who: All community members and all dog owners
Date: Sunday March 19, 2023
Time: noon
Where: Talkeetna Lakes Park, Comsat Trailhead
Age: 12 years and up
Dogs: Yes
Distance: 2 and ~ 5 miles

Past Event:​ MUTT Turkey Motivator

For who: All community members and all dog owners
Date: Thursday Nov 24, 2022
Time: 11 a.m.
Where: Talkeetna Lakes Park, Comsat Trailhead
Age: no restrictions
Dogs welcome: Yes (on leash)
Cost: free

Past Event: FUN RUN – Bikejor and Canine Cross

For who: All community members and all dog owners
Date: October 23, 2022
Time: Sign up starts at 11 a.m., Fun Race starts at Noon
Where: Talkeetna Lakes Park, Comsat Trailhead
Age: no restrictions
Dogs welcome: Yes (on leash)
Cost: free

Past Event: Drop in Event to try Kicksledding, Skijor and Kicksled with your Dog

For who: All community members and all dog owners
Date: February 27, 2022
Time: noon – 3:00pm
Where: X lake – Talkeetna Lakes Park – Comsat Trailhead
Age: no restrictions
Dogs welcome: Yes (on leash)
Cost: free

MUTT is teaming up with Kicksled Talkeetna for a drop in event on X lake at Talkeetna Lakes Park.

Interested community members can drop by between noon and 3pm to learn about and try out kicksledding, skijor and kicksled with a dog.

There will be experienced users around to help you setup and get you on the way. Kicksleds, skijor setups, dog harnesses and even real trained sled dogs will be available. Bring your pet dog and enjoy an afternoon on the lake and hang out at our warming station.

Strictly enforced: All dogs have to be leashed during MUTT events.

Past event: Trap safety for dog owners class

For who: All dog owners
Date: December 18th, 2021
Time: 11am – 12:30pm
Where: Denali Education Center, Talkeetna
Age: 14 and up
Dogs welcome: No
Masks: Mandatory
Cost: $10

No one wants to see a dog caught in a trap intended for a marten or a wolf, but it occasionally happens. Many of Alaska’s communities are adjacent to prime wildlife habitat. Trappers are drawn to these areas, as are dog walkers and mushers. Some residents close to these areas allow dogs to roam free, and pets sometimes wind up in traps.