1905. The author writes, To all lovers of the dog: All Hector humbly asks is that he who reads this story will be loving and patient with his dog: the only creature that has absolutely surrendered himself to his master and this with a love so complete and abiding that if need be he would for him rather die than live. Contents: In the Nest of a Wild Goose; Returning to the Master; Going to School; Unconquered by Cruelty; New and Happy Life; Accepted as Playmate; Conquered by Love; A Regular Sleigh-Dog; Ambition and Jealousy; Christmas Week; Wolf Stories; The Dog Council; Nelson and Black; The Journey to Winnipeg; On the Trail; Attacked by Wolves; Fort Garry and Winnipeg; The Keepers Outwitted; Dogs Will be Dogs; A Sleigh Load of Bread; Going Home; Summer Holidays; Old Nestor; Bears; and Sagastao's Question. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read.