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Who was in a crib when a Native American Indian dog took it in its mouth?”

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Who was in a crib when a Native American Indian dog took it in its mouth?”

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~This was sent to Kim La Flamme from William Pferd III, author of “Dogs of the American Indians”. Unfortunately, Mr. Pferd passed away before they were able to write a book together. Bill’s wife sent Kim Bill’s his entire research collection and 3 cases of his books to go towards saving the dogs. “I’m so excited to hear that despite my conclusions in my book that the Indian Dogs are extinct, you have been busy saving American Indian Dogs and they are still here after all. It’s amazing to me that some one else has done even more research on these dogs than I have and if I were younger I would be out there looking for the dogs with you. I’m sending you all of my research material and hope you will consider writing another 2nd addition with the research that my publishers felt to be too controversial. We could include your research and Elders testimonials and set all the prejudiced myths and controversy’s straight, and that they are still here and combined into one breed. Respectfully, Bi

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This site is dedicated to the education and understanding of the naturally balanced “Old Ways”, used in the selective breeding of our “Old Dogs”–the dogs we now call “American Indian Dogs”. These are techniques originally used by our “First Peoples” ancestors, in the breeding and training of their dogs and horses, from hundreds and thousands of years ago. We want all “First Nations Peoples” to feel proud of their ancestor’s abilities to breed their dogs, in a naturally balanced, healthy way, and to understand, how as caretakers, we can honor this inheritance. Through non-political, unprejudiced research and education, we can learn from our Elders and our past, when, where, and why, these dogs were so important to our evolution. We can know what they meant to “The People” then, and what they should mean to us now, and in the future. Many people, including so-called “experts”, believe that the old Indian Dogs are extinct. Modern Science agrees with our Elders, however, and has proven th

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