What is Togo (dog)?
{{Infobox animal |name=Togo |birth_date=1913 |occupation=[[Sled dog]] |nationality= |resting_place_coordinates= |resting_place=Stuffed and mounted body, displayed at the Iditarod Trail Headquarters Museum in Wasilla, Alaska. Togo's skeleton is mounted separately, and is in the possession of the Peabody Museum of Natural History. |death_place=[[Poland Spring, Maine|Poland Spring]], [[Maine]] |death_date=December 5, 1929 (aged 16) |employer= |birth_place= |gender=Male |breed=[[Seppala Siberian Sleddog]] |species=''[[Dog|Canis lupus familiaris]]'' |othername= |birth_name= |caption=Leonhard Seppala with sled dogs from his kennel - Togo is at far left. Other dogs from left to right: Karinsky, Jafet, Pete, unknown dog, Fritz |image=Leonhard Seppala with dogs.jpg |years_active= |owner=[[Leonhard Seppala]] |namedafter=[[Tōgō Heihachirō]] |appearance=Dark grey, black and brown coat [[Agouti (coloration)|(Agouti)]] of medium length with light undersides and patches. Grew to ~48 lbs in adulthood. Large front paws, wide muzzle, and damaged right ear which can be used to identify him easily in many pictures. Brown eyes. |height= |weight= |children=Togo (II), Kingeak, Paddy, Bilka (and others) |parents=Suggen x Dolly (Import) |successor= |role= |predecessor= |term= |title= |awards=Most Traveled Dog In Alaska, Champion Trophy Winner In Nome, Record of Longest and Fastest run in Serum Drive, The Most Heroic Animal of all Time |tricks= |known=[[1925 serum run to Nome]] |website= }} '''Togo''' was a [[sled dog]] owned by [[Leonhard Seppala]]. He was [[Leonhard Seppala|Seppala’s]] lead dog in the [[1925 serum run to Nome]]. His team ran the longest and most dangerous part.<ref>{{Cite web |title= Togo - A Capsule History |url= https://www.baltostruestory.net/togo.htm |website= Balto’s True Story |language= en-US |access-date= 2021-12-24 |archive-date= 2021-12-24 |archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20211224204208/https://www.baltostruestory.net/togo.htm |url-status= dead }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url= https://www.akc.org/expert