WOLF DOG (NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN DOG) INFORMATION/EDUCATION PAGE I
		ABOUT THE BREEDING PROGRAM: This line of wolf dogs is unique enough in terms of the degree of selective breeding and the resulting combination of wolf appearance and good temperament that back in 1996 I took dogs from this line and met in person with the founder of a major, national dog registry (NOT AKC because they would never be willing to be associated with a project like this). We discussed the possibility of a breed designation for this line of selectively bred wolf dogs. The registry founder was impressed with the line and agreed that these animals are unique enough to warrant a breed designation that sets them apart from "wolf hybrids". The name North American Indian Dog (NAID) was chosen because of early accounts by Europeans of a Northern, "wolf type" Indigenous Indian dog that they encountered that was indistinguishable from a wild wolf in physical appearance.
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