This does little to indicate any devotion or dedication that fanciers might have to their breed. No reference to any American Indian Dog rescue could be found by DigitalDog researchers. How would you say that American Indian Dogs vary from other pariah type dogs?.What suggestions do you have for socializing, training and raising a puppy?.Do you intend to keep a puppy from this litter?.At what age do you send your pups to their homes?.Do you have a written contract and puppy guarantee?.What do you consider an ideal home for an American Indian Dog?.
What health issues have you observed in the breed?.What do you consider the ideal American Indian Dog temperament?.How long have you been involved with American Indian Dogs?.How do you recognize an American Indian Dog?.The Breeder Questions as listed here provided with explanations and answers you will want to be looking for! Original Function: Herding and other assistance to Native Americans Temperament Notes: very close to wild ancestors, requires a certain amount of routine, quiet and stability to thrive as a petĬountry of Origin: North/South America but predominately the plains of the US Ideal home characteristics: understanding of a territorial and protective companion With dogs: good if familiar from an early age (see above) With other pets: good if familiar from an early age (see above) With Children: good if familiar from an early age (SOCIALIZE) Overall Appearance: Various solid colors with darker tips and gradation, some white is acceptableĮnergy Level: high, intelligent and will require a job Some of the links below, and notable absence of other needed documentation will help clarify this assertion.Ĭolors: black, white, gray, red, tan, brown, silver and variations Without a strong, structured registry to protect them and the well documented guidance of a fancier group, they are more endangered than ever! Current reference available on the internet appears to be the effort and power fix of a very few people who have the primary concern of controlling rather than protecting the breed. With all this said, it could be possible that such a "type" exists (again consistent with many pariah dogs naturally developed to their climate and geography world wide), if so, it is truly heartbreaking that they are now the focus of such a careless effort to protect them. While possible, as a pariah dog, that the dog could have survived, there is little question that it would have still randomly bred with the Hounds, Sporting and Working dogs of pioneering Europeans. Question exists as to whether the Native American Dog, American Indian Dog or whatever one might call it, could have even survived the persecution it would have received during the dark times of Native Americans at the hands of the Europeans. "Enjoy the great DigitalDog QuickTip courtesy of DigitalDog and ."
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