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A factual overview of the development, lineage stewardship, and preservation efforts behind the Native American Indian Dog. This page presents…
A preserved landrace shaped by function, environment, and Indigenous partnership. The Native American Indian Dog is not a modern recreation,…
The cost of a Native American Indian Dog (NAID) through our program is typically around $3,400. For many people, that…
If you’ve spent any time around purebred dogs, you’ve heard the word “inbreeding” used like a moral verdict: good breeder…
For years, hip testing in dogs has revolved around one name: OFA. For years, breeders have proudly announced “OFA Certified”…
For many dog owners, inflammation is something we associate with injury, illness, or old age. Swelling, stiffness, puffiness. These are…
A Partnership Rooted in Trust, Stewardship, and Breed Preservation The Guardian Home Program exists to protect the future of the…
Busting Myths, Calming Fears, and Returning to What Dogs Were Designed to Eat Raw feeding is one of the most…
Introduction: Why This Matters In recent years, I’ve begun sharing something sacred with the public: that my program uniquely raises…
Retired Elder & First-Generation NAID Sire Yuka Kiyo, whose Choctaw name means Liberty, stands as a living bridge between the…
There are some things in this life that defy explanation, things that must be felt, lived, or received rather than…
Understanding Gray Wolf DNA, Phenotype, and Breed Preservation Through Embark Testing When people see “gray wolf” in a dog’s DNA…
