Activities winter season
Activities summer season
Living with dogs means that you will dedicate your life to the well-being of the animals, and in our case that means being outside 365 days a year, in any weather. You will always put the dogs first.
- Karianne, musher at Kvaløya Husky AS
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Kvaløya Husky AS was founded in 2019, after a dream of having dogsledding as a profession for several years. Tommy started dogsledding 22 years ago and has gained a lot of experience since then. Our dailylife consists of caring and training the dogs, as well as maintenance of the dogyard and preparing for races.
The company has 4 employees, who has a personal relation to every single dog.
We believe that life is best spent outdoors, and there is nothing better to do than spend time with animals. Per now we have 51 Alaksan huskies, which is a medium size polardog. Our dogs range from puppies to senior dogs.
When you visit us we want to give you some time to disconnect from the city noice, as you feel the fresh arctic air and get to know our amazing dogs.
Reviews
A really special part of our visit to Norway. We visited on the last day of their official ‘season’ and were treated as if it were the first. Karianne met us from the Radisson Blu at 5pm and drove us to the site, appprox 40 minutes away. Loved that the centre is small (currently 44 dogs) and the sea views spectacular. I chose to be driven in the sledge but my husband wanted to try driving and he totally loved it… as did I. Tony was our other guide and he was so engaging and entertaining, teaching my husband and allowing him to really have the full experience of being in command of the pack. The ride was exhilarating (and never felt in the slightest bit afraid in Karianne’s capable hands). The dogs were awesome and we learnt so much about them from Karianne and Tony. Lovely time after the ride hanging out with the dogs and then enjoying a hot drink by the fire in the tent and chatting.