In This Issue....
From the Editor:
Unfinished Business
FIDO: Leevan Etok
Fan MailIn the News
Happy Tenth Anniversary, ISDI
Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
Inuit Dog Research Project Underway
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team
The Chinook Project Goes to Cambridge Bay
Hints and Tips: Building a Dog Box, Pt. 1
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
Talk to The Fan Hitch
The Fan Hitch home page
ISDI home page
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
Talk to The Fan Hitch
The Fan Hitch home page
ISDI home page
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almost three years-old, socializes an eight day-old pup. Photo: Pirani
Index of Articles for Volume 9
Adventure
N1: The Great Arctic Hunter Game
Editorials
N1: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
N2: Who Will Share Our Vision?
N3: Metaphorically Speaking
N4: Unfinished Business
Fan Mail
N1: Reader comments from London, England and Igluliq, Nunavut
N2: Two strangers in the same country get connected; Gimli, MB reader seeks information
N3: Readers across the U.S. write in
N4: Mushers inspired by articles; a scientist writes; National Geographic wants help
F.I.D.O.
N1:
Sandy
HaganN4: Leevan Etok
General
N1: Defining the Inuit Dog
Antarctic Sledge Dog Memorial Fund (middle of page)
15th Anniversary Edition of The Inuit Dog: Its Provenance, Environment and History
N2: ISDI Launches New Partnership in Nunavik
Qimmiit Utirtut’s First Litter!
A Real Inuk (Poem)
Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
N3: That Was Then, This is Now
N3: Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
ISDI Publications News
N4: Sledge Dog Memorial Fund Update
ISDI’s Tenth Anniversary
Health and Science
N4: Living at the extremes – physiological adaptations of Inuit sled dogs in Greenland
The Chinook Project in Cambridge Bay
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team
History
N1: A Time to Remember the Dogs
N2: Recollections of the Doggy Man
Sledge Dogs of the Falkland Islands Dependencies Service
N4: Remembering Changi
In My Humble Opinion
N1: A Few Thoughts on the Final Report on the Dog Slaughters
N2: One Brick at a Time
N3: Friends
N4: Friends, Part 2
In the News
N1: Royal Canadian Mounted Police Report
N2: The Chinook Project; Dog Deaths in Ulukhoktok; Qimmiit Utirtut Hits Mainstream Press
N4: New Hampshire law supports mushing; Aboriginal dog conference in Kazakhstan
Media Review
N1: The Doggy Men (book)
N2: Secrets of Antarctica (video)
Wolf Dog (video)
Return of the Qimutsiit (video)
Dogs That Changed the World (video)
N3: The Inuit Way (book)
N4: Across the Top of the World (book)
Product Review
N1: Delivering the Goods
N2: Leather mittens by Sterling Glove
N3: Collasate™ and EMT™
Drag Mats and other "Drag-Ons"
Tip for the Trail
N1: Seeing and Not Hearing
N2: It's in the Bag – First Aid Kit
N4: Building a Dog Box, Part 1