John Schandelmeier more than any other contributor to this rag should know how easy it would be for someone to drug the dogs after the finish line. Anyone, not just the musher. If the Iditarod plans to hold mushers responsible for everything that happens to the dogs while the mushers are sleeping, they are really going to have to step up security. With the change in their drug testing accountability rules, the mushers should all demand tighter security around their teams. There are too many PETA supporters and other fringe anti-mushing groups that follow this race closely. We all know PETA isn't really against killing dogs...What better way to drag the Iditarod and one of its top mushers down then to do what appears to have been done. All the testing on the trail is random. At the finish line, you KNOW the first 20 teams will have mandatory tests. This is the ideal spot to target a particular musher/team.