Heritage North Press & The Racing Siberian Husky

NOTE: Heritage North Press has been out of business for many years and these
products are no longer for sale. This page is maintained for historical reference and
for those doing research on the Siberian Husky. Please contact the editors.

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HERITAGE NORTH PRESS
Home of The Racing Siberian Husky Newsletter

Get the racer's edge with HNP books -- from The Seppala Siberian to Untold Tales.	Try a winning pair -- The Racing Siberian Husky newsletter & Sled Dog Index Volume One.
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Heritage North Press was founded in 1983 by Rick and Barb Petura with publication of Cross-Strain Breeding of Racing Siberians, a small book on the breed's original and racing strains. Since then, we've published more books and The Racing Siberian Husky newsletter. We aimed to help readers succeed working their dogs in harness -- sprint, mid- or long- distance racing or recreation. We then changed our focus to WorkingDogWeb for all who love active dogs. To learn more, click here.

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Created 8/1/98, updated 6/8/2002 and again 1/10/2014

NOTE: Heritage North Press has been out of business for many years and these
products are no longer for sale. This page is maintained for historical reference and
for those doing research on the Siberian Husky. Please contact the editors.