The Fan Hitch Volume 3, Number 1, November 2000

Official Newsletter of the Inuit Sled Dog International

Table of Contents

From the Editor
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Featured Inuit Dog Owners:
Scott & Terry Miller
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Nunavut Dogsledding Association
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Update: No Resolution in Iqaluit
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Season's Greetings from Toadhall
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The Homecoming, Part II
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The Russian Connection, Part II
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Meeting Ken Pawson and Kevin Walton
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Arctic Sojourn
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The Ted Fox ISDI Foundation Fund
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Book Review: 
Two Years in Antarctica
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Janice Howls:
No Click and Treat for ISDs!
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IMHO: 
All Breed Kennel Club Registry


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The Fan Hitch, the official publication of the Inuit Sled Dog International, is published 4 times a year.  It is available to those who do not have access to the world wide web by subscription for $4.50 USD/$8.00 CAD to cover the cost of printing and mailing.  U.S. subscription requests should be sent to Sue Hamilton, Editor, The Fan Hitch, 55 Town Line Road, Harwinton, CT  06791, USA.  Send Canadian and international requests to Geneviève Montcombroux, P.O. Box 206, Inwood, Manitoba, ROC 1PO, Canada. * Contents of The Fan Hitch are protected by international copyright laws.  Neither photos, drawings nor text may be reproduced in any form without written consent.  Please forward these requests to the Editor at qimmiq@snet.net * The Fan Hitch welcomes for publication your letters, stories, comments and suggestions.

Follow-up... 

                                                                                             Montcombroux photo

The Home Coming Part II: A Happy Ending

by Geneviève Montcombroux

Apijuq, who was returned to Toadhall in such terrible condition that she almost died (see Fan Hitch V2, N4 August, 2000) is making an excellent recovery. She has not yet reached her normal weight but is well on her way. Apijuq has joined Barry Salovaara's team, staying at Toadhall for a little while. She is highly spirited and believes in working hard. Fast and light, she was on the camera in a wink, her team mates trying to catch up, as you can see from the less than clear picture. 


                                          Montcombroux photo

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