For our guests, that means one thing: you can focus on the ride.
All of our dogsled activities strictly adhere to provincial and federal regulations, undergoing regular inspections. Holding permits with the Quebec Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food (MAPAQ) ensures our compliance with safety, health, and canine welfare standards.
Most of our dogsled activities are ALSO accredited with Aventure Écotourisme Québec for quality and safety standards. When you see this stamp on one of our dogsledding activities, it means it's accredited.
Three pillars — safety, ethics, and animal welfare — independently verified.
As proud members of Aventure Ecotourisme Quebec, we uphold their rigorous Safety, Ethics, and Animal Health standards, subject to regular inspections. Furthermore, our dogs receive continual veterinary care, ensuring their well-being.
Our commitment to regulatory compliance and ethical practices guarantees a safe and nurturing environment for both our canine team and our guests' unforgettable dogsledding experiences.
When you see this stamp on one of our dogsledding activities, it means it's accredited.
The welfare of our dogs is not a checkbox — it's built into how we operate.
Our Nordic dogs — which include sled dogs and related northern breeds — receive continuous veterinary care throughout the year. Daily routines are designed around inspection, socialisation, and rest, in living conditions that prioritize the dogs' comfort and natural behaviours.
Each team is assembled with care: breed, physical condition, the season, snow conditions, teamwork, sled weight and musher expertise all factor into how we pair our dogs. Our head guide is responsible for building balanced teams — ones that perform well and keep everyone safe.
We minimize the use of aversive techniques. Our guides work with the dogs using positive, trust-based methods that respect each animal's instincts and learning process. The result is a team that works together willingly — which is exactly what makes for a great run.
