The Fan Hitch   Volume 17, Number 3, June 2015

          Journal of the Inuit Sled Dog                                    
In This Issue....

From the Editor... The Next Hill

Fan Mail...

Passage: Lydudmila Bogoslovskaya


Inuit Dogs Indigenous Heritage Confirmed!


 Pangaggujjiniq Nunavut Quest 2015

British Explorers Dogged by Myths

Making of The Savage Innocents

Paving over Cultural Identity Update


In the News...

Bannock: The Movie!

Media Review... Never Alone

IMHO... It Ain't Easy


Navigating This Site

Index of articles by subject

Index of back issues by volume number

Search The Fan Hitch


Articles to download and print

Ordering Ken MacRury's Thesis

Our comprehensive list of resources

Defining the Inuit Dog


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Fan Mail....

     Pond Inlet Dogs                                                  photo: C.Goddard

Subject: Hello from Alaska :)
From: L.M.
Date: Fri, April 24, 2015
To: mail@thefanhitch.org

Hi! I found The Fan Hitch while searching for information about landrace breeds. I am a former musher and still own several Alaskan Huskies with strong village dog components. I also just acquired a Central Asian Shepherd with Kazakh bloodlines, so you can see why I am interested! Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for your interesting and informative articles. I have shared a link to your page in one of my aboriginal Caucasian Ovcharka groups, as well as on my personal Facebook page. Keep up the awesome work!

L.M.
Chugiak, Alaska
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