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Sled Dogs Pulled a Jeep Cherokee Out Of the Snow in Alaska, Because Alaska
Tourists were admiring a river when they realized their Jeep Cherokee was stuck in the snow. The amount of strength a group of canines has when put together is incredible, as evidenced in this situation where a group of sled dogs in Alaska helped pull a Jeep out of the snow near Fairbanks, Alaska on Sunday, The Fairbanks Daily News Miner reports. After some light digging, Eklund's nine dogs were able to get the Cherokee unstuck, the news report said. Lucky for them, snow dog musher Neil Eklund and his son were heading home after giving a tour with their dogs and were kind enough to help out, The Fairbanks Daily News Miner reports. When you have them all synced in unison, they can really pull."
I drove a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk to Houghton Lake one recent weekend. Like all modern Jeeps, the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk has its share of Easter Eggs, including the Willys MB image in the windshield and rubber floor mats. It was unseasonably warm for February — or, as the kids would say, "because climate change." Finally, I found a small dirt turn-around lot, which proved the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk is a serious Jeep, barely a half-notch down from the Wrangler. The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk's ride felt a bit grainier than most other modern SUVs, but this served as a reassurance that we were in a real off-roader, even if we'd see no more than half an acre of off-road. The standard height made it like getting in and out of a Jeep, and if you can't find a good rock formation or frozen lake, the 2017 Grand Cherokee's step-in height will have to do.
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