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Jaye Foucher I am a musician and run my own web development and video production company. I became interested in mushing in 2000 after purchasing a siberian husky puppy as a pet. At the time I was still seriously pursuing a career as a rock musician and was just releasing my second album, yet fighting a bad case of burn-out on the music industry. During the summer of 2000 while searching for activities I could do with Mikayla in the winter months, I came across dog mushing on the internet. The more I read and saw, the more hooked I became. That fall I started attending sleddog events and races, hitched my then 9-month old siberian to a mountain bike, and the rest is history. Less than two years later I moved from Waltham Massachusetts up to the Lakes Region of New Hampshire with 3 siberians in order to be closer to trails and snow. Two weeks after moving to NH I got a fourth siberian; two months later a fifth arrived and number six arrived less than a month after that. The kennel continued to grow at a rapid rate from there. What can I say? It's addicting! Email: | 
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Shane Buzzell Shane started helping me run dogs in fall of 2010 and quickly became as addicted as I was to dog mushing (I deliberately left out the addiction warning when he volunteered to help....). In spring of 2011 Shane purchased his first siberian sleddog, Fudge, from a kennel in Wisconsin. He ran his first dogsled race with the Sibersong Team in March of 2011, placing 7th with the fastest time of all the purebred teams! This season he's returning to Sibersong - this time to occasionally race a team as well as handle for mine. Shane is in his final year at Plymouth State University studying graphic arts. | 
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