Northern Inuit Dog
Large, athletic, wolf-like dog developed in the UK to resemble wolves while maintaining a domestic temperament suitable for companionship. Known for intelligence and loyalty but also independent nature.
Overview
Large, athletic, wolf-like dog developed in the UK to resemble wolves while maintaining a domestic temperament suitable for companionship. Known for intelligence and loyalty but also independent nature.
History & Origins
Developed in the UK from the late 1980s by Eddie Harrison (Edwina Harrison) crossing German Shepherds, Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, and selected Inuit-type dogs to create a companion dog with wolf-like appearance. Not recognized by major international kennel clubs but governed by the Northern Inuit Society.
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