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* ''Film/TheFrozenNorth'': A realistic sled and team of dogs is seen, but this is later parodied when Creator/BusterKeaton has a team of dogs much too small and weak to pull his large sled.
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* ''''VideoGame/DogSledSaga'' casts the player as a rookie musher who has to foster his own sled dog team.
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* Art/NorthAmericaPortraitOfAContinent:In addition to the one in Alaska, another dog-sled crosses the Greenland expanse.
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* Art/NorthAmericaPortraitOfAContinent:In addition to the one in Alaska, another dog-sled crosses the Greenland expanse.
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* Indie adventure game ''VideoGame/TheRedLantern'' is set entirely in a snowy wasteland, and your primary means of transport is your trusty sled-dogs.
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* The ''Series/TopGear'' ''Polar Special'' saw Richard Hammond and an expert musher racing against Jeremy Clarkson and James May in a modified Toyota Hilux to see which team could reach the magnetic North Pole first. [[spoiler:Hammond and the dogs lost, and were picked up by the crew off-camera instead of going all the way to the Pole.]]
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* "Silver Chief, Dog of the North" was the star of a series of children's books by Jack O'Brien. A wolf-dog hybrid, Silver Chief was born in the wild and then tamed by Sergeant Jim Thorne of [[UsefulNotes/TheMounties the Royal Canadian Mounted Police]]. He became Thorne's constant companion through many adventures in the [[GrimUpNorth Canadian Northwest Territories]]. Since the stories are set in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and almost always in winter [[note]]of which, let's face it, there is an awful lot in the Northwest Territories[[/note]], dog sleds are Thorne's primary means of transportation, and when they're on the move, Silver Chief can always be found at the head of his team.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirius_Dog_Sled_Patrol Sirius dog sled patrol]] is a military unit, responsible for patrolling the extremely remote areas of Northeast Greenland and maintaining Danish sovereignty.
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* Buck from ''Literature/TheCallOfTheWild'' starts out as an ace sled dog in the Klondike Gold Rush before going feral at the end.
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* In ''VideoGame/GodOfWarRagnarok'' Kratos and Atreus get around the Fimbulwinter-frozen Midgard on a sled pulled by two tamed wolves.
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* ''Anime/DoraemonGreatAdventureInTheAntarcticKachiKochi'' has an impressive example as Doraemon and gang, in two separate sleds, crosses the Antarctic on a frenetic sled chase. They don't have dogs, but they have two rolls of Robot Wire which can take any forms by playing a tune, so they travel using two-dimensional robot sled-dogs made of wire. It works surprisingly well.
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* An advert for a hot Kellogg's cereal (can't remember the name) that was "crunchy, not mushy", features a man trying to make his sled-dogs go, but they never do, because he can't say "mush". The cereal's tagline? "You may never say "mush" again.
* An advert for a hot Kellogg's cereal (can't remember the name) that was "crunchy, not mushy", features a man trying to make his sled-dogs go, but they never do, because he can't say "mush". The cereal's tagline? "You may never say "mush" again.
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* "The Cremation of Sam [=McGee=]", a NarrativePoem by Robert Service, is about two Gold Rush-era {{prospector}}s traveling across the Yukon in this manner when one of them freezes to death.
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* ''Series/FTroop'': In "The Singing Mountie", a Mountie arrives at Fort Courage, looking for Agarn's look-a-like French-Canadian cousin, Lucky Pierre Agarniere. He arrives at Fort Courage on a sled pulled by dogs despite the fort being in the desert. When Sgt. O'Rourke examines the sled, he discovers wheels have been mounted underneath the runners.
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8 ''Literature/KateShugak'': One of Kate's neighbours is a professional musher who breeds sled dogs and races the the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Although Kate, like most of the natives, prefers ski mobiles, she has used dog sleds at times to get to areas inaccessible to mechanical transport.
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* The story "Quiquern" from ''Literature/TheSecondJungleBook'' tells the story of two Inuit teenagers and their sled dogs.
* ''Literature/{{Winterdance}}'' is about a poor musher who enters the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race to win money, only to find out he is way in over his head. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome By the end he has developed heart disease due to the harsh conditions.]] What's funny is that this book was the inspiration for the much more optimistic ''Film/SnowDogs''.
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* ''Literature/StoneFox'' is centered around a sled race where the prize is enough to save the protagonist's grandfather's farm from being repossessed, so he spends most of the book training with his dog Searchlight.
* Much of ''Literature/WhiteFang'''s narration is devoted to the organization of dogsleds and the politics thereof. Makes sense, given that it's the main mode of transportation in the far north.
* ''Literature/{{Winterdance}}'' is about a poor musher who enters the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race to win money, only to find out he is way in over his head. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome By the end he has developed heart disease due to the harsh conditions.]] What's funny is that this book was the inspiration for the much more optimistic ''Film/SnowDogs''.
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* ''Literature/{{Winterdance}}'' is about a poor musher who enters the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race to win money, only to find out he is way in over his head. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome By the end he has developed heart disease due to the harsh conditions.]] What's funny is that this book was the inspiration for the much more optimistic ''Film/SnowDogs''.
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