On March 6, 2010 is the 37th annual Iditarod. What is the Iditarod? Started in 1973, the Iditarod is the annual dog sled race that takes place on the Iditarod Trail between Anchorage, Alaska and Nome, Alaska. It’s a race that pairs humans, with their sled dogs as they make their way across well over 1100 miles (1769 km) of some of the toughest, coldest wilderness in North America.
PLATINUM Performance		K9 Performance Tabs
Joint Treats		Joint MAX TS
	The race itself is organized and operated almost entirely of volunteers. The route alternates every other year between a northern route and southern route, each with 26 and 27 checkpoints. At each checkpoint the sled dogs are examined by veterinary staff, while medical staff and volunteers are on hand to aid the mushers if necessary.
Red Cross First Aid Pack		Handi Pet Water
MyPaws Dog Shoes		Musher's Secret
	Since the inaugural Iditarod, entries have climbed steadily. The prize money raised each year is split between all finishers. The record for the fastest time is held by Martin Buser who finished the race in 2002 in 8 days, 22 hours, 46 minutes, and two seconds. Rick Swenson holds the current record for the most wins at 5. Last year’s champion was Lance Mackey.
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Dr. Kruger's Performance		Zuke's Power Bones
	Lance Mackey 3 time champ: 07-09 Martin Buser Fastest time 2002: 8 days 22 hours 46 minutes 2 seconds Rick Swenson Most times won: 5
Joint MAX Active Pack		Tasty Treats Gift Set
Green Dog Gift Pack		Otis & Claude Gift Set