In This
Issue....
From the Editor
In the News
Ladies' Ellesmere
Vacation
Sled Dog Physiology:
Non-Invasive Techniques
Sledge Dog
Memorial Fund Update
BAS Vignette: How Do You Say Good-bye?
Report: The Chinook Project
in Kimmirut
Bannock revisited
Book Review: Land of the Long Day
Behavior Notebook: On Being a Social Facilitator
Tip: Dealing with Those
"Dirty" Boots
Index: Volume 10,
The Fan Hitch
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Index of Articles: Volume
10, The Fan Hitch
Adventure
N3: Out
on the Ice: Three days with Inuit Sled Dogs in North
Greenland
N3: Two
friends, Fourteen Dogs…One Quest!
N3: Nunavut
Quest’s 10th Anniversary Run
N4: Ladies’ Ellesmere
Vacation
Behavior Notebook
N4: On Being a
Social Facilitator
Cooking and Crafts
N4: Bannock Revisited
Editorials
N1: Good
Deeds, Great and Small
N2: New
Realities
N3: The Fan Hitch…Enhanced
N4: Untitled
Fan Mail
N1: Editor
of Overland Journal seeks help; Iqaluit residents enjoy The Fan
Hitch and the ISDI’s mission; a freelance
photojournalist seeks advice
about the Inuit Dogs of Greenland
N3: Looking
for a translator; seeking permission to reprint an
article
F.I.D.O.
N3: Andrew
Maher and Julia Landry
General
N1: British
Antarctic Sledge Dog Memorial Fund - December 2007 Update
N2: British
Antarctic Sledge Dog Memorial Fund - March 2008 Update
Lost
and Found: Recovering Dogs Gone Astray
N3: British
Antarctic Sledge Dog Monument Fund – June 2008 Update
N4: British
Antarctic Sledge Dog Monument Fund – September 2008 Update
Health and Science
N1: Canadian
Animal Assistance Team’s Northern Project
N3: Canadian
Animal Assistance Team’s 2008 Northern Wellness Clinics
N3: The
Chinook Project Returns to Kimmirut
N4: Report: The Chinook
Project in Kimmirut
Sled
Dog Physiology: Non-invasive Techniques
History
N1: BAS
Vignette: Sledding with Dogs
N2: BAS
Vignette: Memories of a Non-Doggy Man
N3: BAS
Vignette: Lampwick Harnesses
N4: BAS Vignette: How
Do You Say Good-bye?
In My Humble Opinion
N2: Self-actualization
N3: On
Feral Cats and Inuit Sled Dogs
In the News
N1: Qikiqtani
Truth Commission set to begin hearings
N2: Must
Visit Websites
N3: Qikiqtani
Truth Commission update; Makivik launches "Dog Cull" Probe
N4: Truth
Commissions progress reports; story in UpHere Magazine
Media Review
N2: Hunters of the Polar North
(book) by Sir Wally Herbert
N4: Land of the Long Day
(book) by Doug Wilkinson
Product Review
N1: Double
Driver Dogsled
N2: Northern
Outfitters Mountain Pack Boots
N3: MaineMade
Double Driver Dogsled Update
Tip for the Trail
N1: Building
a Dog Box, Part 2
N2: Spreading
it Around
N4: Dealing with Those
"Dirty" Boots
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