Dog sled race in Germany's Black Forest
Updated 10:38, 28-Jun-2018
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The International Dog Sled Race in Todtmoos was held over the weekend, January 28-29, in Germany. The two-day race took place deep in the Black Forest, and attracted over 100 participants competing for the title. /CFP Photo

The International Dog Sled Race in Todtmoos was held over the weekend, January 28-29, in Germany. The two-day race took place deep in the Black Forest, and attracted over 100 participants competing for the title. /CFP Photo

The history of the dog sledding in the Black Forest could be dated back to 1973, with a history of over 40 years. As the sport increased in popularity, the dog sled race in Todtmoos was set as an annual competition and attracted more and more mushers and speculators. /CFP Photo

The history of the dog sledding in the Black Forest could be dated back to 1973, with a history of over 40 years. As the sport increased in popularity, the dog sled race in Todtmoos was set as an annual competition and attracted more and more mushers and speculators. /CFP Photo

A musher caressed her husky after the first competition day. Love keeps mushers connected to their huskies, and vice versa. /CFP Photo

A musher caressed her husky after the first competition day. Love keeps mushers connected to their huskies, and vice versa. /CFP Photo