American Indian Dogs
Our breeding program goals include maintaining the original mystical appearance, the working temperament of the old "spiritual dogs' of the past. Keeping the natural 'old ways' of breeding and culture from our elders; No close inbreeding, maintaining the original variables within each distinct type or bloodlines, for an outcross for, at least, every 4th generation. Emphasizing their loyal and nurturing survival instincts that help the (and us) survive and understand our modern 'fast fix' throw away modern culture. Plus trying to educate the public on what a true Indian Dog was and is today. (For more detailed information, on these subjects, see: "Foundation History and Old Dog Map Pages. Click on links to go there now.)

Because we are trying to 'save' our American Indian Dog breed and keep them out of the hands of large AKC type registries and the backyard 'uneducated marketers', it is very important to us to keep our breed out of the 'political games' that appear from the blue blood, fast fix, the heck with the future, money grubbers.

We are very choosey about who we place our American Indian Dogs with. We would rather have a smaller, healthier, controlled and happy population than an overpopulated rescue and unhappy, unhealthy backyard bred breed and their unhappy owners. There are now 600 very satisfied, educated and happy American Indian Dogs and their owners in our registry around the world. The American Indian Dog may be the rarest breed, but they are also the happiest, healthiest breed going into the future for future generations to enjoy.

Please be aware that there are unscrupulous wolf and/or coyote hybrid breeders trying to market their hybrids off as 'so called' Native American Indian dogs or NAID's in those states that have outlawed the selling and breeding of wolf hybrids. They are selling them as something they are not. (See owner's opinions and myths and misconceptions for further information)

The true registered American Indian Dog is without a doubt the healthiest (mentally and physically) domestic canine left on our planet today. We are looking for owners (dog connoisseurs) for our breed that can truly appreciate and connect and bond with a more natural 'all around' dog breed. A person or family that can understand the capability and potential that a true, natural dog can have. If you can create that respectful teacher/alpha status with them, feel free to contact these associations listed below to find out what a true
American Indian Dog is or if you want to know if a breeder is a true certified breeder:

• The American Indian Dog Registry
• IIDOBA - International Indian Dog Owners and Breeders Association
• ALBC - American Livestock Breeds Conservancy

Please read all about the American Indian Dogs in this site and the sites listed below. If you are interested in adding an American Indian Dog to your life, puppies are $750.00 which includes the registration of your dog and a year's membership in the International Indian Dog Owner's and Breeders Association (IDOBA).

Please call for a phone interview at 541-597-2871. This interview will determine if this is the right breed for you and visa versa.

Below are a few of the sanctioned American Indian Dog websites.
To learn more about our beloved breed please feel free to check them out.

Alliance for Native American Indian Rights

The International Indian Dog Owners and
Breeders Association
IIDOBA

The “American Indian Dog Registry” is proud to announce that “The American Indian Dog “ is recognized by IPDBA . ( International Progressive Dog Breeders Alliance). We have finally found a registry that allows the individual breed clubs to maintain control of their breed. This registry does not insist that a breed eventually must become AKC miscellaneous . The IPDBA registry is a progressive registry that recognizes our breed and will allow us to show our dogs and compete for championship points in all their shows. We can also show them in agility.

Spiritdog Kennels, USA,
puppies available occasionally

Sarah Harrison - American Indian Dogs in Wales

 

American Indian Dog Forums

 

Home page for Dave's Indian Dog Gathering Pages

AmericanIndianDogs.com
Owner's Opinions on their American
Indian Dogs

 

Mountain Kennels, Switzerland