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The story that Grandpa Bolto told his mischievous puppies took place in 1925 in Alaska. It was a very hard cold winter that year. And children in the town of Nome fell ill. The vaccine could only be delivered by dog sleds, and everyone who had dogs rushed to help. Very quickly, a relay expedition of 20 sledders and 150 dogs was equipped to deliver the parcel from Nenana to Nome.

They were on the road for 20 hours and covered eighty kilometres during this time.

Are the mischievous puppies ready to come to the rescue when needed, as their ancestor did?

Read and be sure to find out.