The Fan Hitch Volume 2, Number 3, May 2000

Newsletter of the Inuit Sled Dog

Table of Contents

From the Editor
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Nunavut Quest 2000:
More Than a Race
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Nunavut Quest 2000:
Drivers' Meeting
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Nunavut Quest 2000:
On the Trail
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Nunavut Quest 2000:
Race Results
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Poem: Dogs of the Sledge Trail
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Inuit Demand Inquiry of Historical Dog Extermination Policy
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Memories
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Nunavut's Official Symbols
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Niels Pedersen, D.V.M:
The Veterinary Service in Greenland
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ISDI Foundation:
Acknowledgements
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Sled Dog Problems in Iqaluit
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Baking: Dog Cookie Recipe
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Crafts: Save That Hair
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Behavioral Notebook:
Social Order
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Book Review:
Polar Dream
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In My Humble Opinion: 
Sharing the Trail
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Update:
Ihe ISDVMA Meeting


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Acknowledgements

I would like to thank the Inuit Sled Dog International sponsors. Through their financial generosity, the ISDI Foundation now has seven beautiful dogs at Toadhall Kennels. Seven pups have already been produced and placed with ISDI members for future breeding. Four new pups of different lines will be acquired before the end of the year.
Geneviève                
My grateful thanks to:

Mark & Sue Hamilton, Connecticut, USA
Joan Lewin, of Ontario, Canada
Dr. Lucian Ockovsky, from Hrabusice, Slovakia
Jerry & Sharon Roberts, of Ohio, USA
Barry Saloovara, of Ontario, Canada
Tim Socha from Switzerland
Susan Wells, of Florida, USA
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