Hello Boys and Girls,
It is hard to believe that the 2008 Iditarod race will soon begin. The race always begins on the first Saturday in March and it ends when the last musher reaches Nome. This year, the race starts on March 1. The restart is the following day, March 2. As you might guess, it is getting very busy at Iditarod Headquarters. The Iditarod staff and many volunteers are working on every detail so this will be the best race ever!
The mushers are very busy, too. They are making their strategy, (a plan or guide to how the musher has decided to run the race) organizing their supplies that will be sent out on the trail to checkpoints, planning what to pack in their sled, making sure their winter gear will keep them warm, repairing equipment, buying supplies, training their team, and some mushers are even entering sled dog races.
There are many races going on in Alaska and other parts of the world. Some of these races are called ‘qualifiers’ for Iditarod. In mushing, a qualifier is a racing event that counts towards a musher’s eligibility to be able to run in Iditarod. Rookie mushers must qualify for Iditarod. If the rookie doesn’t complete the qualifiers, the rookie can not race in Iditarod. Veterans don’t have to qualify because they have already finished the race in a previous year. (A year before this year, previous.)
If you have picked a favorite musher to follow this year, you might want to read about the other races that are going on and see if your musher has been racing. You can read more about other races by visiting our links. To get back to the Iditarod website from my article, click on the ‘I DOG’ logo that is at the top right of this page. Then click the tab, Learn About. From the menu items, choose the word—Other Links. I know you will find many interesting races and lots of information to read about at our links section. Just don’t forget to come back and read more of Zuma’s Paw Prints when you are done!
I am certain, Boys and Girls, you are thinking of lots of questions that you would like to ask. I hope you use the comment section to ask or give us your thoughts. With my busy schedule at school and the articles and interviews I will be working on for the race, the fastest way for you to get answers will be by leaving comments for the other K-9 reporters and for me. Leave a comment and then check back the next day to see your answer from us.
Don’t forget to click on the comments section of the articles so you can read what other boys and girls have said or asked. Doing that is a great way for you to learn more about the race. I am really happy about all of the great comments that have been left for us already. Every comment and every answer helps everyone enjoy the Last Great Race, Iditarod.
What are you waiting for? Get reading!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
49 Comments
Dear Zuma,
Are you excited for the race? I know I can’t wait because we are doing a whole bunch of Iditarod activities this year. One thing in our classroom we are going to make is a sled team with popsicle sticks for a sled, and rocks for the dogs. Do you have a favorite this year.
Your Friend,
Taylor 4th grade
Wheeling W.V
Dear Zuma,
Hi! My name is Alexis and I’m in fourth grade in Mr.Fedorco’s class. I’m ten years old. My class is going to make mini dog sleds. Are you cold up in Alaska? Down where we live it is only cold in winter. I am from West Virginia. Do you have a favorite this year? We are watching the race at school. Well I hope you write back to me.
Bye Zuma!
Your New Friend,
Alexis.
Hello Taylor and Alexis!
Making sleds out of craft sticks is a lot of fun. Have you teacher send me some pictures of your finished sleds. It will be fun to see them.
I am not cold in Alaska because I wear a warm fur coat 24 hours a day. I am very excited about the race, not just now, but all year long! I have lots of favorite teams, more than a 100 favorite teams!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
ZUMA, how do you do your job? Bailey
Hello Bailey,
I use a special key board to type. Scroll up the page and click on Who am I? Zuma. Read the article and look at the picture to show you how I type.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma, my name is kyra. I am 9 years old and in the 3rd. grade. my teacher is telling us about your races and we are going to watch you every day until the end of the race. have fun racing Zuma we’ll be watching. Kyra
Hello, Kyra,
Thanks for the email. I’ll have fun following and reporting on the race. I won’t be racing though, I am a K-9 reporter and so is Gypsy!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Zuma I did not know you were not racing.from kyra
Dear Kyra,
Thanks for your email, Kyra. I like my job as K-9 reporter!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma!
I’m very exited for the Iditarod because we are doing a Homeschool Unit Study on it! We’re going to make dog sleds out of popsicle sticks and dogs out of rocks! We are also going to write a journal through the eyes of the dog or musher. I am homeschooled and in 3rd grade.
Your friend,
Elise
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This is a great way to get kids involved in the Iditarod! Karen
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My class is going to learn about the
Iditarod. Kaitlyn
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That’s so cool…
when does it start? Sheba
Hi Elise,
I am glad you are doing a project! I know you will do your best on it and learn a lot!
Thanks Karen,
I’m glad to hear your thoughts!
Kaitlyn,
I know you’ll learn a lot! Do your best!
Sheba,
The race starts the first Saturday in March. If you look at the homepage of the website, it will tell you exactly how many days until the races starts.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi, Zuma! I am also excited about Iditarod season really heating up now. I have been reading about the mushers entering and finishing the other races being held. I have several teams that I am watching this year. First, I’m rooting for Rachael Scdoris because I am also blind like she is. Next, I’m rooting for Lance Mackey. I also keep my eye on Jeff King, Doug Swingley, and Martin Buser. This year I will have to watch for Rohn Buser as well. I have an Insider account this year, so I am very excited about following the start and re-start live!
I also teach art to the blind students at the SC School for the Deaf and the Blind. We wre going to do Iditarod activities during the first week of the race. I’m also going ot make a huge map of the trail with all the checkpoints labeled in Braille so the kids can follow the mushers as they progress through the race. I think we might make a special marker for Rachael so we can keep up with where she is. She is a positive role model for all of us!
Hi, Zuma! I am also excited about Iditarod season really heating up now. I have been reading about the mushers entering and finishing the other races being held. I have several teams that I am watching this year. First, I’m rooting for Rachael Scdoris because I am also blind like she is. Next, I’m rooting for Lance Mackey. I also keep my eye on Jeff King, Doug Swingley, and Martin Buser. This year I will have to watch for Rohn Buser as well. I have an Insider account this year, so I am very excited about following the start and re-start live!
I also teach art to the blind students at the SC School for the Deaf and the Blind. We wre going to do Iditarod activities during the first week of the race. I’m also going ot make a huge map of the trail with all the checkpoints labeled in Braille so the kids can follow the mushers as they progress through the race. I think we might make a special marker for Rachael so we can keep up with where she is. She is a positive role model for all of us!
Dear Zuma,
What kind of dog are you. I have two black Labs, Midnight and Stitch. I play with them every day so they can run and exercise. Jamison
Hello Jamison,
I am a husky, a K-9 working dog! My work is journalism! You can read all about me at the article, Who am I? Zuma! Look for that article at the top right of this page.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
hi Zuma, I am in the 3rd grade of mrs.maras class i was just seeing how u were doing love your new friend, Hunter
I’m doing great!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Zuma you are the coolest dog ever!!!!!
Zuma’s #1 fan
Thanks,
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma,
We are reading the story Stone Fox and also following the Iditarod race this year. We would like to know how old you are and when your birthday is. How old do dogs need to be to compete in the iditarod? What is the oldest dog that has been in the race? Are there a certain number of dogs you need to pull the sled? We hope to hear back from you and stay warm in Alaska.
Mr. Schutz’s Class
Alden, NY
Hello Mr. Schutz’s Class,
Thanks for the comments. You have some great questions…
First, I’m working on my bio and when it is done, it will be posted so everyone can read about my family history. Right now, if you click on the story Who Am I? Zuma, you can read some information about me.
Second, one of our K-9 reporters, Libby, is working on an article about the Iditarod dogs and their ages, so watch for that article. I don’t know how old the oldest dog has been, but I will try to find that out.
Thanks for posting!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma,
I know that you know my teachers,Mrs.Walsh and Mr.Colombo because they told my class today. Do you like to watch the races and how many have you seen? I can’t wait to see the race.
Dear Students,
It is great to hear from you. Thanks for the email. I do like to watch the races. I’ve seen them every year of my life.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Boys and Girls from New York,
Thanks for the questions. I answered most of them and gave you hints about where to find answers for other questions. I hope you take time to read all the articles and learn more about the race during your activities and lessons about the race. I have a feeling that your teacher has planned some great lessons. Study hard, read lots of books and articles, and do your best in school.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hey Zuma,
Where is the Iditarod taking place? How slippery is the ice? Do you
Breanna
Dear Breanna,
The race takes place in Alaska. Ice is always slippery.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How many rest areas are there? What is the most popular color of dog? Joshua
Dear Joshua,
Mushers pull off the trail any where they want to rest the dogs, so there too many rest places to count.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Hi Zuma!
What do iditarod dogs eat? What do people eat? What time does the race start?
Brooke
Dear Brooke,
Iditarod dogs eat nutritious food—whatever the musher has decided is the diet for that musher’s team. Meats and fish are part of the diet.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How many dogs will be in the race? Where is the Iditarod taking place? What did you see there. your
Friend justin
Dear Justin,
We don’t know how many dogs will be in the race until the race starts. After the first day of the race, look at the chart on the website that gives the race information. This will be a great math lesson for your class.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How many mushers are in the race? Will you ever run in the iditarod? I love the pictures on your website Elena
Dear Elena,
We wont’ know how many mushers are for sure in the race until it starts. Go to the website and click the menu item, Iditarod 2008. Click: Musher Listing and see the list of mushers.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
Hi Zuma.Where is the Iditarod taking place?How many dogs are in the Iditarod race? How far do
the dogs go? Brittany
Dear Brittany,
The Iditarod takes place in Alaska. You can see a map of the race at the website, click Learn About and then click Iditarod Trail to see the map. The dogs can run from Anchorage to Nome.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How are you doing in the cold icy weather right now? I hope you stay warm.
Jacob
Dear Jacob,
I stay warm in my nice ‘fur’ coat. Thanks.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
Is it snowing there? How do you write with your paws? Nicholas
Dear Nicholas,
It isn’t snowing now but hopefully we’ll get more snow. You can see how I type on the picture in my article called: Who am I? Zuma!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How many people are in the race? Does the finish line have a pawprint on it? Taylor
Dear Taylor,
We’ll know how many mushers are in the race when it starts on March 1. The finish line is in Nome and there are lots of dog prints under the finish line AFTER all the dogs have finished the race because the dogs leave their paw prints.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Hi Zuma,
How many dogs pull a sled? How many teams are there? Anna
Dear Anna,
16 dogs can start the race and 6 dogs must finish. Taylor (in your class asked about the number of mushers. Check with Taylor for the answer to your second question.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
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Dear Zuma,
How many dogs can pull a sled? Is there a minimum number? Michael
Dear Michael,
Please ask Anna if she knows the answer to your question. I am guessing she does!
Thanks,
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hey Zuma im so excited because the Iditarod is coming I want the Iditarod to start because my old 5th grade Teacher made us do a project on this i want to see who wins this year. Devin
Hello Devin. Enjoy the race! Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
hey zuma i think u are sooooooooooooooooooooo cuttteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. u are a cutieeeeee pieeeeeeee. Taylor
Dear Zuma, you are my favorite kind of dog! A husky! Your such a cutie! I wish i could meet you and if you’d like I would give you a belly rub! P.S. My favorite breed in all of the dog family is a wolf! Do you have any family members that’s a wolf?
Lots of Tail Wags, Megan
Hello, Megan! No I am not part wolf. Thanks for the post. Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
Dear Zuma,
My name is jordan.How many coats do the
mushers have to wear? My reading group is
studying the Iditarod this week.And we
are going to make maps of the 2008 Iditarod
trail.
Your friend Jordan
Dear Jordan,
Great question. What you need to know is that it isn’t how many coats you wear that keep you warm, it is the kind of coat that you wear and what you wear under neath the coat. So the answer to that depends on the insulation layers a musher wears. This would be a good discussion for your class. Decide what you think ‘insulation’ layers might be. Look in a Cabela’s on line catalog to see what you can learn about winter clothing. What kind of material/cloth are most extreme weather clothing made of and what can you learn about clothing necessary to keep a musher— or anyone else who is out in very cold temperatures– warm and safe? You should make a poster about what you learn. Watch for future articles at Zuma’s Paw Prints to help you learn more.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi,my name is Allie.My reading group is learning about the iditarod.
Your Friend, Allie
HI zuma you are the coolest dog ever!!!!!!!!! Is it kinda scary out on the trail?
Your Friend. Bryce
Hi Zuma my is Alexcia I want to ask you.Do dogs die in the race?
Your Friend,
Alexcia
Hello Allie, Alexcia, and Bryce. Thanks for your comments. Most mushers know the trail and have studied about it so they are aware of what they will face. That keeps everyone safer. Alexcia, sad things can happen on the trail that make us all very sad, but every single dog that is in the race has been trained to race and has had a medical check up from the vet. Everyone wants healthy dogs at the finish line and all points in between. That is why there are vets at every checkpoint. The vets are always talking to the musher about the dogs and checking over the team to make sure the dogs are all healthy.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
plz awnser me and my freinds coments you websites are so cool…. i love dogs and evry thing about the Iditarod plz tell me more from kelsey
i am in a fifth grade class and we are learning about the iditarod. i am having so much fun. i love reading your comments. plaese write back. courtney
Hello Kelsey and Courtney,
I am glad you are learning about the race. I will tell you lots about the race and so will my canine friends, Sanka and Gypsy. Just keep reading the Zuma’s Paw Prints and you will learn a lot!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
dear zuma,
when you were a kid were you in the jr.
iditarod? are you in the iditarod this year?
your friend,
Isaac
Hello Isaac,
No, I was not in any Iditarod or any race. I’ve gone on fun runs with my fur friends, but I don’t pull a sled. I am a K-9 reporter.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma my reading group is studying the
Iditarod. I want to know how many booties
the dogs need?
your freind chase
Dear Chase,
The dogs need one bootie for each foot! AND they need enough booties to last them the entire race. Mushers send extra booties to checkpoints and they carry booties in their sled during the race. An estimation would be that mushers need about 1500 booties for the race, maybe as many as 2000. Think about what would make mushers need more or less booties.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma,
How many dogs are able to pull a sled?
your friend simon
Dear Simon,
Well, any number of dogs can pull a sled… do you mean during the race? Mushers must finish the race with at least 6 dogs pulling the sled. When they leave the restart, they can have 16 dogs. Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
dear zuma,
when was the first iditarod?
who won the first iditarod?
who lost the first iditarod?
your friend
kinzie.
Dear Kinzie,
The first true Iditarod was in 1973 and the winner was: Dick Wilmarth. There were 22 mushers in that race, so 21 mushers finished after the official winner. You can read more about the history of the race at the Learn About section of the website.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma,
My reading group is studying the iditarod and I just had a few questions for you.First,I was wondering how old does a dog have to be to get in the iditarod? second of all,who won the first iditarod and who was the last musher to find his/her way out of the wilderness?Last how many check points are in the iditarod?
your friend,
Grace
Dear Grace,
The age of the dogs depends on how much training the dogs have, so it isn’t really about age, it is about being healthy and trained to pull the sled and race. Dick Wilmarth won the first iditarod and John Schultz was the last musher to arrive. The number of checkpoints is different for the northern route and the southern route. You can look at the trail map found at the Learn About tab of the site and read the names of the checkpoints.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma! how long is the juinior Iditarod I REALLY WANT TO KNOW!!!!!!!! Luke
Dear Luke,
The Jr. Iditarod is about 160 miles. You can read all about the Jr. Iditarod by clicking that link on the front page of http://www.iditarod.com.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
That is cute and informative. Lee
Hi zuma! If someone flips over do they have to contact the check-point? Cooper
Dear Cooper,
No, you don’t have to tell any one when your sled tips over.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
dear zuma,
Ive alredy typed to you the one about the how many coats do the mushers half to wear. At each
check point do the mushers half to get new sleads or get them checked?
your friend Jordan
Hello Jordan,
No, the mushers don’t have sleds waiting for them at each checkpoint. They do check their own sleds and fix them if they need mending. The mushers are allowed to have another sled waiting for them at a checkpoint. You can read a the FOR MUSHERS tab of the website, other rules that the mushes have to follow.
Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
do u really type back the comments
i am really excited about the iditarod? Jesse
Dear Jesse,
I guess you’ll have to see if I type back or not! (hee hee!) Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
hello zuma, from Veronica
Dear,Zuma
Zuma Iam going to be watching the Iditarod at my school. Iam in mrs.kopp’s class and we know alot of stuff about the Iditarod. Jeremy
zuma there is nothing else to say but u r so cool we r learning about the iditarod in fifth grade i am jesse class. Courtney
Hey Zuma,
does your keyboard really type? are you excited for the race?how can we send you a pizza?Do you call a pizza a pizza like we do? Hannah
Hello Hannah,
Yes, the keyboard works. I am excited about the race. Hannah, please tell you class that although I used to like to eat pizza, I would rather you not send a pizza to me this year. I would much rather that the class spend the money that you’d spend on a pizza for a special project in your own community. You could donate the money to an animal shelter. You could buy a book and send it to the hospital so it can be shared with ill children. Or you class can think of lots of good projects to help your community be a better place. Then after you do the project, you can post a message to me telling what you did. I would REALLY be happy if you would do something like this. Please tell your teacher about this idea. Thanks, Hannah. Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
dear zuma,
you are the coolest dog ever!Do the dogs get tired of the harneses and at each check point they half to take them off?
your friend Jordan
Dear Jordan,
The dogs are trained to wear a harness. They don’t take them off at checkpoints. Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
dear zuma,
How cold is it up at the iditorod trail?
your friend Jordan
Dear Jordan,
The temperature will be different on different days. On the top right hand page of http://www.iditarod.com you can always check the weather.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear,zuma You are cute. You are awesome. Do you like the iditarod? You are nice. What is the iditarod? Your friend , lucas
Dear Lucas,
I do enjoy following the race.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
hay zuma wats up we had a musher come to our class with 2 of her dogs and all the stuff that they need when they are racing isn`t that cool! will any way i love dogs every kind but i love racing dogs i sometimes i play iditarod and i am the lead dog its fun schools ok. how many times have u raced in the iditarod? lots of tail wags love,morgan
Hi Morgan. I am not a racing dog, I am a K-9 reporter. It sounds like you are having fun. Lots of Tail Wags, Zuma
Dear Zuma,
I’m Sasha and I’m going to watch the race and we are going to track the race at school. Who are you rooting for? What is the temperature up there? Have fun at the race! Your Friend,
Sasha
Dear Sasha,
I always cheer on all of the mushers who are in the race. Our temperature is easy to follow. Go to the http://www.iditarod.com website and look on the top of the page. You can click where it says Storm Ready Weather Center to learn more about the weather.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
hi Zuma, are you excited about the race??? i cant wait! have you ever met a Iditarod champion!i have been waiting a long time for this!! and im doing a report on melissa owens! Dotty
Hello Dotty. Yes, I am looking forward to the race. I’ve met champion dogs and champion humans.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma,
What was the coldest day there and how many degrees was it? Are you excited about the 2008 Iditarod? How many Iditarods has there been?
your friends,
Leah + Morgan
Hello Leah and Morgan!
You can keep up to date on weather information by checking the Storm Weather Center that is found at http://www.iditarod.com. Click on the words Weather Center and learn about the current weather information. You can also research past weather information.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hey zuma, I can’t wait for the Iditarod to start. In my class we are suposed to pick a musher and track him. I picked Jeff King I was wondering if you thought that was a good choice. And also who is the musher you think will win the Iditarod. Can’t wait till the Last Great race on earth ,the Iditarod starts!
From,John
Hello John,
I am certain any musher anyone chooses to follow is a GREAT choice. Cheer on the mushers!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hey Zuma!
You are sooo cool!Who taught you how to type?
Who is your musher?Our class is studying the iditarod.We each pick a musher and write down facts about him/her.My mushers name is Eric Rogers.We also get pen pals from Alaska.As you can see,the iditarod is exiting to study in our school.
From,
Miranda
Hello Miranda,
I learned to type by practicing and practicing. Enjoy the race. I’m going to cheer for 96 teams!
Lot of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma,I can’t believe the Iditarod is today!I bet it is very cold. I have a question do you wear booties.You’re a cool dog. SINCERLY,SARAH
Hello Sarah,
Thanks for the comment. I don’t usually wear booties. My paws do me just fine!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hugs to your Zuma. This is your retired teacher friend checking in for this years Iditarod. My students loved to keep track of the mushers, and hoping the musher they selected from the hat would be the winner.
Helen
From South Dakota
hey zuma
my teacher made me get into doing research in the iditorod and now my favorite dog is the huskee!! i think they are really cute you are cool
p.s. im 10 and in newport beach california
Zuma you rock,I love you! Your website is so cool, I read lots of it. How is the weather down there in Alaska? It rained a lot in Michigan,and we lost most of our snow,but we are getting it back,we are going to get six inches. I want it to be spring,or summer,really bad. That is what I like it about Michigan,because we get all the seasons,Winter,Spring,Summer,and Fall. Anyway,I got to go.
Love,Grace
Dear Zuma,
How long does the Iditarod Race usually last? Also, who do you usually run for? I am sometimes confused about Military time too!
Hugs,
Emma
From Illinois
Hello Emma,
Don’t worry about being confused about military time, it takes practice to know and understand it! The race ends when the last musher finishes the race. The number of days can be different each year. You should make a guess as to when the race is over.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hi Zuma my name is Alex I want to ask you something.What does the Artict fox eat?
Hello Alex,
Let’s do some research on the Arctic fox and see who can find out what they eat first!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma,Why is Wayne Curtis going farther back every time i look he is always 5 spaces back? My brother chose him . My girl Sigrid ekran is in 5 place she is doing really doing good compared to last year’s race.
Zuma my class is learning about the iditarod and we all picked a person in the race to watch over them and see what place their in. I picked Sigrid Ekran so far she’s in 5 place while my brothers is in 55 place. Is therre a problem with Wayne Curtis ? Please tell me my brother is worried that he might scratch. Annelisea
Hello,
It is really hard to tell who is in the lead because lots of mushers pass each other on the trail. Dogs run and rest, run and rest, and run and rest. Dogs that are running pass dogs that are resting. After mushers start taking 24 hour lay overs, you can start to tell who the leaders are.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Hello Zuma,how are you doing? The Iditarod is going really good,do you agree? What is the wether down there in Alaska? Love ya. Grace
I’m doing great. You can check the weather on the front page of the website. Then you can always know about our weather.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
hi zuma, im lola from sixth grade in California. i bet that you really like your job. you know, i wish i had a dog. its too bad you are so far away. Lola
I do like my job!
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
Dear Zuma, this is my second post. Do you have any relitaves like a distant cousin or somehting that is a wolf or part wolf? Im not asking if YOU are part wolf, just if any relitaves are. Lots Of Belly Rubs, Megan
Hello, Megan. Thanks for your comment and your question. No, I don’t have any wolf-relatives, at least not in my recent fur-tree.
Lots of Tail Wags,
Zuma
I LOVE YOU ZUMA