Siberian Husky Kennel Visit in North Iceland

You meet the Siberian Huskies, hear about their personalities and family connections, and learn how they train, work, socialise and communicate as a sled team.

No. This is a dedicated kennel experience focused on meeting the dogs and learning about mushing. It is ideal if you want close interaction without joining a sled or cart ride.

Allow approximately one hour for the guided introduction, stories about the pack, cuddles and photographs.

Yes. The easy format is welcoming for families and the dogs are accustomed to meeting visitors. Children should remain with their adults and follow the musher’s guidance around the pack.

No. The dogs socialise in fenced areas, with emphasis on their wellbeing, exercise and strong relationships within the pack.

Yes. Friendly interaction, cuddles and photographs are a central part of the visit, with guidance that keeps both guests and dogs comfortable.

The musher explains how a team is trained, how the dogs are cared for and how individual temperaments, energy and teamwork come together on the trail.

Wear comfortable outdoor shoes and layers suited to the day’s weather. A warm overall can be provided on request.

The kennel is near Laugar in North Iceland, between Akureyri and Lake Mývatn. Use the exact Google Maps link and arrival time supplied with your booking.