Sledge dogs are still widely used as draught animals on polar expeditions despite the increasing use of mechanical transport.They live and thrive whilst kept continuously out of doors in all but the most extreme conditions.At the bases they are fed on a diet of seal or other raw meat, but during sledging journeys, when fresh meat may not be available, all dog food must be carried on the sledges or previously laid ahead
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