Hi. Apologies that you had no reply. We are actually a tiny company and when we are short of staff - which we have been since covid started - whatever time we have goes first on the dogs (everyday care, medical needs, training etc) and then on any of the many other things that need to happen to get the team functional, tracks prepared for winter, online booking possibilities made available etc. Until we hear the capacity need of the large companies our hands are tied in terms of answering emails so we wait until that point, figure out the remaining capacity for private tours, put tours available online and then start to work through emails in that order. Otherwise, all we can answer is 'we don't know yet'...I appreciate that when you are at the waiting end too, it is a bit frustrating. Anyway, apologies again. Anna

Hi there. I believe I have answered now? Thanks Anna

Hi there. Sorry about that. We are struggling to cope with requests for the next few days let alone for next season at present. (Our staff run tours all day and try to answer emails at night). 2B honest, it will be a while before we even think about safari timings for next Dec. since we need to find out the resource needs of our partner companies first...and they won't know that until the end of this season. Rest assured that we always have availability for short tours in December, but you will need to be patient until we have even a provisional calendar in place. Could you make a note to contact us again in, for instance, September? All the best. Anna

Hi there. Please have a look at the website for the prices (hettahuskies) and then just send an email / call if you would like to book. All the best. Anna

Greetings. We didn't see this message, I am afraid. February is the height of the season and we struggle to just keep up with basic emails and phone calls, let alone all of the peripheral social media. Many apologies and I hope you enjoyed a husky ride anyway, either here or elsewhere. Anna

Hi Sarah...We have only one person who works on email enquiries (in-between feeding dogs, oiling sleighs etc) and she was away working with the refugees in Greece over the summer months, I am afraid. She is now back and working through a backlog of enquiries. However, she was told to start by working, first, through multiday enquiries and those short safari enquiries for times when we are less busy which we can actually answer affirmatively or negatively. For the small safari peak season enquiries, however, we essentially can't say anything until we have tied down the contract with the biggest area supplier - and we keep thinking that that will happen 'tomorrow' and then it doesn't. Hence, probably, the delay...Apologies. Just bear with us and we will answer ASAP, once we know how much availability we will actually have, in December. It generally isn't difficult to fit small safaris in, over a period of a few days, but we don't necessarily have capacity every day since that is the one month in the year when we may have up to 700 people visiting in any given day. All the best. Anna

Sorry guys..we have periods when we are flat out and the same people who are experienced enough to answer emails are also those literally out on the back of a dog team or snowmobile since we don't have a separate sales and safari team. We do it all - for c. 18 hours per day in peak season. Hence, it is sometimes just hard to keep up and juggle emails with responding to walk-in demands and pre-scheduled safaris.