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Sledging and Sledge Dogs

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

E. W. Bingham
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It is with a feeling of diffidence that I start to write on this subject which has been covered in the past by many experts, but as I have been asked to do so by the Editor of The Polar Record, I propose to go into the treatment and care of huskies fairly thoroughly, giving details which I have found useful, and which I hope may prove equally so to those in charge of the dogs of future expeditions.

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Polar Record , Volume 3 , Issue 21 , January 1941 , pp. 367 - 385
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1941

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page no 372 Note 1 For the B.G.L.E. these were obtained in 50 kg. bales from Henriques & Zøylner A/S, Nyhavn 63, Copenhagen.

page no 377 Note 1 See diagrams in The Polar Record, No. 14, pp. 155Google Scholar. It should be noted that the B.G.L.E. method is there shown incorrectly with a pair of leaders running together. It is shown correctly with a single leader on p. 33 of Southern Lights by Rymill, John (London, 1938).Google Scholar

page no 384 Note 1 Made by Messrs Bovril Ltd.