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“I am emailing you in regards to the Native American Indian dogs you breed.  This breed of dog is the most beautiful breed I have ever seen. They are definitely an eye catcher, but that is only part of the reason I am interested in this breed. I am friends with a family who has two NAIDs. Their names are Sophie and Shadow. As I stated earlier, this breed is beautiful, but what caught my attention next was their temperament. They are very sweet and gentle and very sensitive. Also very goofy. What a sense of humor they have. This breed is amazing. I have been looking into dog breeds for a while now and I always come back to this particular breed of dog. Do you currently have a waiting list?     Any info. would be greatly appreciated.   Sam”

“Hi Karen,

You are absolutely delightful; Thank You so much for your time today.  I am overwhelmed by the loving and gentle disposition of all the NAIDS, and making a choice has been more difficult than we anticipated.  Chaz is torn between his first choice, Canhasa and Tecumseh’s daughter and the blonde/white daughter of Ogala and Wazi.  He was in tears tonight.  He loved how Wazi’s daughter seemed to like him but also likes Canhasa’s girl.

Decisons!   Again thank-you so much.”    T

"Hello,  

I'm writing to inquire about your NAIDs... I live in  the New England area, and have met two NAIDs that live in this area and are from your kennel, and I just love them. One of them (my favorite) is a big beautiful adult white, gray, and black male  and the younger, brown and black female. They regularly go to a doggy daycare I work at part time. I'm a huge dog lover, and I've recently said I will only adopt my dogs from rescues, except for when I get a NAID. So please tell me do you have any NAIDs you would adopt out to me or have any pups currently?   This is such an incredible dog breed, I just gotta get one.  Thank you so much for your time and consideration in this matter."

“HI,

I and my wife live in Saskatchewan , Canada , and my wife is terribly allergic to dogs and is an asthmatic.  We have both wanted a dog for a very long time but have been unable to own one, let alone my wife ever getting near one, without a trip to the emergency medic dept.  

I got on line and found the Native American Indian Dog, the SiberCaan and the Siberian Indian Dog and were blown away by the fact that they were not only beautiful looking dogs but they had the claim to fame as being hypoallergenic.  

I contacted the founder/creator of all 3 breeds, located in Michigan , USA , and sent her a SASE from UPS.   She was kind enough to send me hair swatches from a NAID, a 50/50 NAID/ Canaan Dog SiberCaan and a 75% NAID 25% Canaan Dog, SiberCaan.  

She warned me though, that if my wife was allergic to a poodle or a schnauzer, that she would also probably be allergic to the NAID and the SiberCaan.  

Early on a Saturday morning my wife and I went to an allergy doctor. I was personally scared to death.  

First he taped all three hair swatches under my wife's nose, one at a time, to see if she had a reaction, and Nothing!!  Next he mixed each hair swatch in a special chemical/fluid and using a syringe and needle drew up the concoction and injected it into my wife's arm.   He circled each site with an ink pen and marked on her skin what kind/percentage of dog breed it was and then we waited..........  Absolutely no bump, or redness or swelling occurred and no asthma attack, even!!    

I've got to tell you I am supposed to be a grown man, but I had moist eyes and was so overjoyed/over whelmed that we could finally own and love a dog, I think I floated out of the Dr.'s office.   I just wanted you all to know.      Jared”

"Hi Karen,  

I have been meaning to write you and send in Waci’pi Mahpiya’s registration paperwork.  Waci’pi means dancer and Mahpiya means cloud.  We call her Cloud Dancer. She is the daughter of your Whitney and Paahuma.  She is so unbelievably beautiful.

Mahpiya is a very special dog.  When I first got her, my best friend and her husband came over to see her. They are a very traditional Lakota family.

He is a medicine man, which can only be truly passed down genetically through his bloodline. This is why there are very few True medicine men left in the world today. His medicine is the prairie dog medicine and the spider medicine.  He has ceremony’s sweats, and has a sundance.   He is truly remarkable and his wife is as special as he is.  They have been together 29 plus years and compliment each other.  

Anyway, after their visit,  she called me and told me, because, following the traditional way, I do not speak to him, she told me that Mahpiya (our NAID) had talked to him and was one of his spirit helpers.   She was young and needed to learn some things, and he would send some of his other spirit to assist her in learning.  

To make a long story short, as part of my Sundance give away this year, I gifted Mahpiya to him.  She belongs with him. She is part of his medicine.  They communicate and talk in a very unique and sacred way.  I have never seen anything like this before.  They live in the country, of course, she has plenty of room to run, but never strays.  She also hunts prairie dogs and always gets one.  

Their connection with each other goes far beyond this realm and I truly believe that she was sent here because of him and his alter.  She is so special it goes beyond words.  

Our Medicine Man has owned many different dogs in his life, some pure wolves and a few high content wolf dogs, but they have never acted, or responded or communicated with him the way Mahpiya has done she truly is a different breed of dog.  

I want to thank you again for breeding the dogs of my People and providing us with such an incredibly, remarkable dog such as Waci’pi Mahpiya."~~~  

“Hi,
I just wanted to say that I appreciate your interest in native American dogs. I am a full blooded Lakota from the Rosebud res. in SD...

We used to have dogs like the ones shown on your web site when I was a child. Most were just around and were great pets and hunting dogs. I always wondered as an adult what kind of dogs they really were. Guess I was influenced by the European breeds some people had and just labeled them as mutts.

Now as an adult raising pure bred dogs. I have looked for the old 'rez dogs' I grew up with but have found most have been interbred with various other breeds. Thank you for the attempt to keep my beloved "rez dog" alive. I hope to have another such dog sometime in the near future. Perhaps one from one of your future litters.
Thank you,
S- C-“ 

"Hello Karen,

I am of Cherokee/Sioux blood (Tsalagi/Lakota). My Great grandfather (Lakota) used to talk to me about the dogs his family had when he was a young child- this was a special connection he and I always shared, our love of dogs.  The animals he described to me seem to be the same as your NAID's, they fit the picture in my mind that he always spoke of. He truly loved these dogs and he missed them greatly in his old age.  I enjoyed your site very much and found it to be so informative- fantastic pictures! You have some beautiful dogs- such spirit shows through them even in the pictures.  I apologize  for this being so lengthy, but I just was overwhelmed to find your site and my Great grandfather came rushing back to me as I read and saw these fantastic pictures, like ones I had seen only in my mind for years!  My great grandfather would be so happy!!"

As seen on Fred Trost's Practical Sportsman.

As seen on Fred Trost's Practical Sportsman.