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Typically, our dogs retire around the age of 8 to 10 years, though some may need to step back sooner if sledding isn’t their passion or if the dog yard becomes too stressful for them. To help them transition into loving homes, we’ve created the “Borrow a Buddy” program, allowing them to experience the joys of pet life before finding their forever homes.
We are proud to have joyfully found loving homes for over 100 dogs, bringing happiness to countless families. Alaskan Huskies make wonderful pets, filling homes with love and companionship. If you’re looking for a loyal, four-legged friend and wish to join our cherished Rehomed Husky Family, please send us an email. Together, we can create even more heartwarming stories!
We visited to experience the dog sledding and were totally blown away by the whole day. The ethos of the place is to maintain the dog’s welfare first and foremost. The staff are so knowledgeable and friendly and our musher gave us loads of info during the sledding experience. I can highly recommend Villmarksenter and we are planning another visit already. This is a must do trip for anyone who loves dogs and being out in the beauty of the wilderness.
A wonderful experience snowshoeing across beautiful landscapes. We did about 5k in total, with a stop half way through for hot drinks and biscuits (supplied by the guides). The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and were more than happy to answer any question we had. We took 2 dogs on the hike, which I enjoyed very much! We spent time in the dog yard after snowshoeing, which was amazing
LOVED the experience! We had a very patient and kind guide Krystof. I’m actually afraid of dogs, but the dogs were friendly and if you don’t want to you don’t have to be in contact with them. Also, the views up there were magical. Would definitely recommend it to everyone?
