In
This Issue....
From the Editor
Fan Mail
Sled Dogs in His
Majesty's Service:
Clark's Eskimo Dogs in
World War II
Evolutionary Changes in
Domesticated Dogs:
The Broken
Covenant of the Wild, Part 3
British Antarctic Survey
Sledge Dog
Monument Final Report
Tusaalanga: Learning
Inuktitut Online!
In the News
Book Review: The
Inuit Thought of It
Tip: Removing Mats
IMHO:
The Learning Curve
Index: Volume 11, The Fan Hitch
Editor's/Publisher's
Statement
Editor: Sue Hamilton
Webmaster: Mark Hamilton
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Qiniliq at 15 weeks
Hamilton
Index
of Articles for Volume 11
Behavior Notebook
N1: Transitions
N2: Curious
Naturalist and Nobel Laureate Niko Tinbergen studied
sledge dogs
N3: Inuit
Dog Behaviour Study in the Netherlands
Editorials
N1: Expeditons
N2: Working
Dogs - Reasoned Perception or Illogical Vision
N3: A
Virtual Fan Hitch
N4: Untitled
Fan Mail
N2: A
northern writer shares his recollections; others write in
seeking permission to reprint, express their thanks and
intentions to become print subscribers.
N4: An ISD owner want to know
how common a black dog with a white "tie" is.
General
N1: The
British Antarctic Survey Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
N2: Qimmiit
Utirtut Update
The
British Antarctic Survey Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
Remembering
a Stunning Achievment
N3: The
British Antarctic Survey Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
In
passing: E.W. Kevin Walton
N4: British Antarctic
Survey Sledge Dog Monument Final Report
Tusaalanga
Health, Science and
Ethology
N1: The
Canadian Animal Assistance Team in Pond Inlet
N2: The
Gentrification of Working Breeds
Evolutionary
Changes in Domesticated Dogs: The Broken Covenant Of The
Wild, Part 1
N3: Inuit
Sled Dogs Achieve Distinguished Visibility
Evolutionary
Changes in Domesticated Dogs: The Broken Covenant Of The
Wild, Part 2
The
Canadian Animal Assistance Team opens its membership to
the general public
The
Chinook Project’s 2009 Norethern Clinics
N4: Evolutionary
Changes in Domesticated Dogs: The Broken Covenant Of The
Wild, Part 3
Hints and Tips
N1: Flammable
Food
N4: Removing Matted Fur
History
N1: My
First Winter Trip in Antarctica
N4: Sled Dogs In His
Majesty’s Service: Clark’s Eskimo Dogs In World War II
In My Humble Opinion
N1: The
Next Great Thing
N2: You,
a Reader of The Fan
Hitch
N3: Why
Inuit Dogs?
N4: The Learning Curve
In the News
N1: Makivik
and the Qikqtani Truth Commission updates on the dog
slaughter investgation
N2: Makivik
and the Qikqtani Truth Commission updates on the dog
slaughter investgation
N3: Makivik
Receives Interim Report on the Allegations Concerning the
Slaughter of Sled Dogs
N4: The Qikiqtani Truth
Commission’s website is now online
Media Review
N1: Dog Days on Ice: Antarctic
Exploration in a Golden Era (book)
N2: The Polar World: The Unique
Vision of Sir Wally Herbert by Sir Wally Herbert
(book)
N3: New
Website a Huge Resource of Polar Images (website)
Huskies/My Friends, the
Huskies (book)
N4: The Inuit Thought of It:
Amazing Arctic Innovations (book)
Product Review
N1: The
Tick Key |