2007 Sled Dog Sports Participant Survey
2007
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2007 Sled Dog Sports Participant Survey
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2007
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University of Minnesota Tourism Center
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The current survey sought to address the lack of demographic data and update information gained from previous work by Hermman and Keith (1997) who examined economic aspects of competitive dog mushing and Smith (1990) who conducted an exploratory study of dog mushing in interior Alaska.
Finally, the current research expanded the scope of previous surveys with a detailed assessment of participation in the classes, types and categories of sled dog competitions. For a decade, the International Sled Dog Racing Association (ISDRA) has classified sled dog competitions according to a four dimensional taxonomy; Division, Type, Category and Class, i.e. the size of a team. A system of rewards in the form of Championship points, Medals and Certificates is then derived from this taxonomy. The current survey examined the relative interest of participants in various sled dog competition formats.
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The International Sled Dog Racing Association (ISDRA) would like to thank the University of Minnesota Tourism Center for their support of this project.
Additionally, ISDRA would like to thank Mushing Magazine, Team & Trail, the Wisconsin Trailblazers Sled Dog Club, the Pennsylvania Sled Dog Club, the North Star Sled Dog Club (Minnesota) and the Elkford, British Columbia, Chamber of Commerce for their contributions.
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Steele, Dave. (2007). 2007 Sled Dog Sports Participant Survey. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/44553.
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