A Legacy Rooted in Tradition 

At Corn Moon Medicine Dogs, our mission is as timeless as the traditions that guide us. We honor the heritage of the Native American Indian Dog (NAID) by combining ancestral teachings with ethical, modern breeding practices. As the only NAID breeders raising traditional Medicine Dogs, we believe that each dog carries the Creator’s healing energy, uniquely assigned to a family to bring love, harmony, and restoration to their home. 

Through our commitment to cultural integrity and the health of the breed, Corn Moon Medicine Dogs stands as a beacon of preservation, authenticity, and love for this extraordinary companion.

Our Mission

To preserve the ancestral legacy and cultural significance of the Native American Indian Dog by raising traditional Medicine Dogs that embody the Creator’s love and healing. Through ethical breeding, holistic care, and authentic practices rooted in our Native American Indian traditions, we aim to bring harmony, joy, and healing into homes worldwide.

Our Vision

To establish Corn Moon Medicine Dogs as the global authority on the Native American Indian Dog, ensuring its survival, authenticity, and legacy while fostering a deeper connection between humans, animals, and the Creator’s purpose.

 

Our Story

At Corn Moon Medicine Dogs, our journey is deeply interwoven with our Native American Indian heritage. Guided by the traditions, teachings, and ceremonies of our ancestors, our work is more than breeding—it is a sacred commitment to preserving the true essence of the Native American Indian Dog.

Every NAID puppy we raise is nurtured with intention, from traditional blessings at birth to personalized care throughout their early development. Beyond their cultural and spiritual significance, these dogs are raised on our family homestead, where we grow and prepare much of their diet. We even craft organic pet care products to ensure their health and happiness reflects our devotion.

Our approach is holistic, ensuring the physical and spiritual well-being of every NAID. By leading with integrity, love, and reverence for our heritage, we inspire a new generation of NAID enthusiasts to appreciate the breed’s rich history and boundless potential.

 

The History of Corn Moon Medicine Dogs

The name Corn Moon Medicine Dogs is deeply rooted in the history and traditions of the Native American Indian Dog (NAID) and the Indigenous heritage that shaped their legacy. The Corn Moon has long been a time of abundance, reflection, and preparation among Indigenous peoples, particularly those of the Southeast, including the Choctaw and Chickasaw. It signals the season when corn—one of the most sacred and vital crops—is at its peak, providing nourishment and ensuring the survival of future generations.

Just as the Corn Moon represents the strength and sustenance of the land, Corn Moon Medicine Dogs embodies the preservation and revitalization of an ancient canine lineage. The NAID, a breed often misunderstood and misrepresented, carries the echoes of dogs that once lived alongside Indigenous communities, serving as hunters, guardians, and loyal companions. Through responsible breeding, rescue, and education, Corn Moon Medicine Dogs works to restore the integrity of this breed, much like how Indigenous agricultural traditions preserve heirloom seeds and ancestral knowledge.

In traditional Native teachings, the moon is a guide—a force that pulls the tides and marks the rhythms of life. Likewise, the NAID has long been a companion to human journeys, guiding families and working in harmony with them. The name Corn Moon Medicine Dogs honors this sacred relationship, acknowledging both the deep past and the future we strive to build.

Our work is more than preserving a breed; it is a movement toward truth, sustainability, and respect. The dogs that come through Corn Moon Medicine Dogs are not just pets—they are pieces of living history, part of an ongoing story that connects the past to the present and future.