If anyone has:

• historical pictures
• old stories related to the Inuit people and this breed, famous expeditions (like Balto for huskies) or legends
• non copyrighted videos

that we can bring with us, it will be great. You can use my personal email: fabrizio.giammatteo@gmail.com

It is a rare chance to get a large group of people in our country to know our beloved dogs. Moreover the show will be seen by the Italian Kennel Club (ENCI). We will of course publicly thank each and every one of you.

Any help?

Afther the show we will post the link to the video here.

So far we have 325 dogs in our database and we strongly encourage anyone who has CED/CIDs out there to contact us in order to have the most complete possible database.

Just a few weeks ago we had the opportunity to meet a new gorgeous boy Honaw who lives in Edmonton with our friends Marisa and Giovanni and we also paid a visit to Beverly Arseneau, during which we had the opportunity to see her amazing dogs, especially some new puppies so fluffy and big that we couldn’t stop hugging them

Here’s some pictures

The movie has a good photography and the location is absolutely charming, that kind of wild nature that both amazes and scares you at the same time.

Nevertheless I honestly have to say that I felt a profound sadness for all those dogs being chained up for their entire lives, exposed to polar bears and extremely severe weather conditions.

Brian Ladoon may say that his dogs didn’t want to use the houses his father made for them, or the other guy may say that they have a very long and warm coat, but I believe that any living being should have the right to chose what is best for him,  and he certainly  didn’t give them many choices. I also disagree with what he said about breeders who are supposed to keep just the best dogs and get rid of the others for the sake of the breed… I may not be a breeder and don’t understand this choice but this sounds pretty cruel to me.

As I was telling to a friend about the movie, I wouldn’t want to sound like someone who is seated on his couch with 8 degrees outside, judging the life of someone who lives with -40 and who, one way or another, did a lot for this breed.

I’m just saying that the “Brian Ladoon” way doesn’t work for me. Many people have asked me about him through the Canadian Inuit Dogs website and I could just say that I heard rumors. I still have to see things for myself going there and one day I probably will, but I’m pretty sure whatever I will see there I will never agree with some kind of methods.

I usually don’t take positions like this on the Internet, because I don’t like useless discussions and flames and I prefer creating bonds among people rather than divisions, but for this time let me make an exception.

They are giant dogs, really ! Look at the pictures.