Dog Sledging 1940's film 38087

Training dogs of the Chinook Indians. The dogs are raised and trained in New Hampshire, USA. A homestead with snow covered ground and mountains in the background. A dog sled is being driven in foreground. Dogs seen in an outdoor compound. A person enters through the fenced gate returning dogs. Close up of a dog with it's head pearing from a kennel. A dog jumping at the metal fence gate. Dog bowls prepared for feeding. Dogs being fed. Two dogs let out and playing in the snow running in open snow covered field. Cute puppies. The litter nestle by the adult bitch. Puppies hesitantly venturing outdoors into the snow. A man training dogs, linking them up to the sledge. Dog sleigh goes through area with people skiing. Young women patting the dogs. The two women and men get into the sledge, are covered by fur blanket, and go for ride. They enter a woodland area and the sled tips over on uneven ground throwing the passengers out. Ironically there is a sign on a tree nearby which says 'no dumping'. A van is seen going along the snow covered road track with the sled on the roof. The back door is then opened and dogs get out. Dog Sled competition with people standing watching. Young woman racing team of dogs disappearing into distance Scenery with snow covered mountainous landscape. Snow falls heavily on people watching covering their clothing. Presentation of trophies. Two teams of dogs move slowly through snow. The end.