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Description
(Green bows are male, red bows are female.)

As request by *cakeycake100 , here is a litter of Greenland Dog/Canadian Inuit Dog (or Canadian Eskimo Dog) pups!

This will probably be our last litter of pups before Christmas, so we've decided it's our "Christmas Litter". This means the pups will be absolutely FREE to my watchers as a somewhat Christmas gift!

NOTE: I ONLY accepted this crossbreeding because the two breeds are VERY similar, plus these puppies would be best used as sledding dogs, and purity isn't as important in sledding as it is in conformation shows.
This is a rare thing that I accept crossbreeding, so think of these as rare BDK pups! xD

Mother: Dancing With Stars
Father: Atlao
Breed: 50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog

As said above, these puppies are best used as sled dogs. But they may be Companion dogs of course, or possibly even other sports like Agility or Flyball.
None of these puppies will be aggressive, as their father's aggression was caused by abuse in his past home and is not a genetic problem.

Reservations
*cakeycake100 gets first pick. She can keep up to two puppies.
~Frozen-PeaksKennel gets second pick.
~ForeverRunningFree gets third pick.
After that, BDK may or may not keep one, depends if my favorites get chosen. There's about 10% chance we'll keep one.
And then the rest will be open for FREE adoption to my watchers, 50 points each to people who were not watching me BEFORE this litter was born.

Rules
Do not change designs, genders, or personalities. People under reservations are the only people who can change these details.
Give me credit for the designs.
If you buy one and then don't want it later, either give it back to me (no refund) or GIVE it away, do not sell it and make profit off it.
Do not ask to adopt one by "draw-to-adopt", these are only for points.
Say "friends for dinner" somewhere in your comment if you want to buy a puppy, to prove you read the rules.
If you don't read the rules, I have the right to ignore or deny you. If you neglect or abuse these rules or the puppy, I have the right to take the puppy back with no refund.
We have named these puppies, but they are not registered, so you are free to rename the puppy you take home.

means the puppy is still available for adoption.
means the puppy has already been taken.
mean the puppy is on hold.

#1
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with no mask, Extreme Piebald, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-Being the first born, we named this boy Sivudlerk (or Sivu for short), which means "first" in Inuit. How this pup moves reminds us much of a fox, very fast and quiet. He's very playful and friendly, but the slightest hint of danger he he's gone. This boy definitely believes in flight instead of fight.
-TAKEN by *cakeycake100

#2
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Extreme Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-We have named this second born Tartok, which means "dark or without light" in Inuit. We chose this name because of his dark mask and nose. Tartok is one of the calmer puppies. It takes a lot to get him to play, and sometimes he gets too rough when he finally is playing, so the other pups don't often bother to try to get him to play. He is very smart though, and eager to please his owner.
-TAKEN by ~Skotino

#3
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark fawn with no mask, Piebald, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-This is one of the largest puppies, he is going to be a very large dog for his breed. Because of this, we have named him Ikiaq, which means "Red Spruce" in Inuit, as he is big like a tree. His size makes him one of the clumsier puppies, but he is very sweet- a big teddybear. He is a big lover and is very strong. We believe he would be a great wheel dog in a sled team when he grows up.
-TAKEN by ~JamminColors-Kennel

#4
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Extreme Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-This little boy has very similar colors to his father (colors, not markings), so we have named him Amaguq, meaning "father wolf" in Inuit. This is a very "average" puppy, not overly hyper but not very calm. He can tend to be very serious though, almost as if he has no sense of humor. We believe when he's older he will be a great sled dog since he doesn't mess around much, he'd be willing to get right down to work.
-TAKEN by ~joesse

#5
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Piebald, Amber Eyes, Pink Nose
-The first-born female, this girl is very pretty. So what else to name her but Anana, meaning "beautiful" in Inuit. She is very petite puppy, doesn't like to play too rough and doesn't like to get dirty. Her movement is very graceful and smooth, anyone wanting a "showy" sled team would want this gorgeous girl in the lead.
-TAKEN by *cakeycake100

#6
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Dark Red Nose
-The first pup with Irish markings in this litter, her coloring is darker than the other pups. With her brown pelt, we named this girl Ukluk, meaning "skin of the bear" in Inuit. And it's not just her coat that gives her a bear-like appearance, she acts much like one too. She tends to be a bit chubbier than the other puppies, and her coat is thicker, making her a big lump of cuddly puppy. She's fairly calm unless something gets her started, then she's very playful. Though she has good sled dog genes, this pup would also make an amazing couch snuggle buddy!
-TAKEN by ~Frozen-PeaksKennel

#7
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Red fawn with mask and saddle, Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-It was a surprise to find such a red-colored puppy in this litter, so we named him Aukaneck, meaning "red" in Inuit. This little boy is the runt of the litter, and tends to be a bit finicky and timid. He often has belly problems and has to be watched carefully by the BDK staff. He's a shy pup, but once he gets to know you, he'll cling to you like velcro. He craves companionship and attention, and it might take a lot of training to get him to understand that while sledding he has to run away from his owner, not toward.
-TAKEN by ~Park-Kennel

#8
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark fawn with mask, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-This is the smallest puppy of the litter, other than the runt. Personally, I have fallen in love with this boy, and if reservations don't get him I might keep him. We have named him Suka, meaning "fast" in Inuit, because despite his size this little pup has some very fast legs on him. He's quite the troublemaker and we have to make sure not to leave anything in his reach or he'll grab it and take off with it.
-TAKEN by ~ForeverRunningFree

#9
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask and saddle, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Pink Nose
-Another one of the larger pups, and probably the most dominant out of the whole litter. It seems she considers herself the alpha of the litter. She's also very fast like Suka, so we named her Tuwawi, meaning quick in Inuit. This girl is going to make a sled team owner very happy since she is strong, large, quick, and dominant enough to be a great lead.
-TAKEN by ~CookieDoughKennels

#10
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark Fawn with mask and saddle, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Butterfly Nose
-Out of all ten puppies, this girl was the only one to take her father's Butterfly Nose. So we just had to give her a special name, so we named her Sedna, which means/is "Goddess of the sea and creatures" in Inuit. She has a very fair personality; calm, sweet, and caring. This puppy acts almost motherly already, and gives the other pups attention as if she was the mother herself. Her even temperament would bring balance to any pack/team of dogs.
-TAKEN by ~NW-Racing-Kennels

(I'm lazy so I'm just calling all of them Fawn colored. I don't really believe all of them are considered Fawn, but its nearly five in the morning and I haven't slept yet and I don't wanna think.)

TO ADOPT:
-Wait until the reservations took their puppies and the adoptions are OPEN.
-Read EVERYTHING, including the info about the puppy you would like to adopt and the rules.
-Comment with what puppy you want and how you will be using it.
-WAIT until I say ok.
-Once all that's done, the puppy is yours. I will be watching though to make sure you follow the rules.

Mother dog (c) *cakeycake100
Atlao + Puppy art/designs (c) ~Mirgy

Description
(Green bows are male, red bows are female.)

As request by *cakeycake100 , here is a litter of Greenland Dog/Canadian Inuit Dog (or Canadian Eskimo Dog) pups!

This will probably be our last litter of pups before Christmas, so we've decided it's our "Christmas Litter". This means the pups will be absolutely FREE to my watchers as a somewhat Christmas gift!

NOTE: I ONLY accepted this crossbreeding because the two breeds are VERY similar, plus these puppies would be best used as sledding dogs, and purity isn't as important in sledding as it is in conformation shows.
This is a rare thing that I accept crossbreeding, so think of these as rare BDK pups! xD

Mother: Dancing With Stars
Father: Atlao
Breed: 50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog

As said above, these puppies are best used as sled dogs. But they may be Companion dogs of course, or possibly even other sports like Agility or Flyball.
None of these puppies will be aggressive, as their father's aggression was caused by abuse in his past home and is not a genetic problem.

Reservations
*cakeycake100 gets first pick. She can keep up to two puppies.
~Frozen-PeaksKennel gets second pick.
~ForeverRunningFree gets third pick.
After that, BDK may or may not keep one, depends if my favorites get chosen. There's about 10% chance we'll keep one.
And then the rest will be open for FREE adoption to my watchers, 50 points each to people who were not watching me BEFORE this litter was born.

Rules
Do not change designs, genders, or personalities. People under reservations are the only people who can change these details.
Give me credit for the designs.
If you buy one and then don't want it later, either give it back to me (no refund) or GIVE it away, do not sell it and make profit off it.
Do not ask to adopt one by "draw-to-adopt", these are only for points.
Say "friends for dinner" somewhere in your comment if you want to buy a puppy, to prove you read the rules.
If you don't read the rules, I have the right to ignore or deny you. If you neglect or abuse these rules or the puppy, I have the right to take the puppy back with no refund.
We have named these puppies, but they are not registered, so you are free to rename the puppy you take home.

means the puppy is still available for adoption.
means the puppy has already been taken.
mean the puppy is on hold.

#1
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with no mask, Extreme Piebald, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-Being the first born, we named this boy Sivudlerk (or Sivu for short), which means "first" in Inuit. How this pup moves reminds us much of a fox, very fast and quiet. He's very playful and friendly, but the slightest hint of danger he he's gone. This boy definitely believes in flight instead of fight.
-TAKEN by *cakeycake100

#2
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Extreme Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-We have named this second born Tartok, which means "dark or without light" in Inuit. We chose this name because of his dark mask and nose. Tartok is one of the calmer puppies. It takes a lot to get him to play, and sometimes he gets too rough when he finally is playing, so the other pups don't often bother to try to get him to play. He is very smart though, and eager to please his owner.
-TAKEN by ~Skotino

#3
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark fawn with no mask, Piebald, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-This is one of the largest puppies, he is going to be a very large dog for his breed. Because of this, we have named him Ikiaq, which means "Red Spruce" in Inuit, as he is big like a tree. His size makes him one of the clumsier puppies, but he is very sweet- a big teddybear. He is a big lover and is very strong. We believe he would be a great wheel dog in a sled team when he grows up.
-TAKEN by ~JamminColors-Kennel

#4
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Extreme Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-This little boy has very similar colors to his father (colors, not markings), so we have named him Amaguq, meaning "father wolf" in Inuit. This is a very "average" puppy, not overly hyper but not very calm. He can tend to be very serious though, almost as if he has no sense of humor. We believe when he's older he will be a great sled dog since he doesn't mess around much, he'd be willing to get right down to work.
-TAKEN by ~joesse

#5
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Piebald, Amber Eyes, Pink Nose
-The first-born female, this girl is very pretty. So what else to name her but Anana, meaning "beautiful" in Inuit. She is very petite puppy, doesn't like to play too rough and doesn't like to get dirty. Her movement is very graceful and smooth, anyone wanting a "showy" sled team would want this gorgeous girl in the lead.
-TAKEN by *cakeycake100

#6
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Dark Red Nose
-The first pup with Irish markings in this litter, her coloring is darker than the other pups. With her brown pelt, we named this girl Ukluk, meaning "skin of the bear" in Inuit. And it's not just her coat that gives her a bear-like appearance, she acts much like one too. She tends to be a bit chubbier than the other puppies, and her coat is thicker, making her a big lump of cuddly puppy. She's fairly calm unless something gets her started, then she's very playful. Though she has good sled dog genes, this pup would also make an amazing couch snuggle buddy!
-TAKEN by ~Frozen-PeaksKennel

#7
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Red fawn with mask and saddle, Piebald, Brown Eyes, Black Nose
-It was a surprise to find such a red-colored puppy in this litter, so we named him Aukaneck, meaning "red" in Inuit. This little boy is the runt of the litter, and tends to be a bit finicky and timid. He often has belly problems and has to be watched carefully by the BDK staff. He's a shy pup, but once he gets to know you, he'll cling to you like velcro. He craves companionship and attention, and it might take a lot of training to get him to understand that while sledding he has to run away from his owner, not toward.
-TAKEN by ~Park-Kennel

#8
-Male
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark fawn with mask, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Red Nose
-This is the smallest puppy of the litter, other than the runt. Personally, I have fallen in love with this boy, and if reservations don't get him I might keep him. We have named him Suka, meaning "fast" in Inuit, because despite his size this little pup has some very fast legs on him. He's quite the troublemaker and we have to make sure not to leave anything in his reach or he'll grab it and take off with it.
-TAKEN by ~ForeverRunningFree

#9
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Fawn with mask and saddle, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Pink Nose
-Another one of the larger pups, and probably the most dominant out of the whole litter. It seems she considers herself the alpha of the litter. She's also very fast like Suka, so we named her Tuwawi, meaning quick in Inuit. This girl is going to make a sled team owner very happy since she is strong, large, quick, and dominant enough to be a great lead.
-TAKEN by ~CookieDoughKennels

#10
-Female
-50% Canadian Inuit Dog, 50% Greenland Dog
-Dark Fawn with mask and saddle, Irish White, Amber Eyes, Butterfly Nose
-Out of all ten puppies, this girl was the only one to take her father's Butterfly Nose. So we just had to give her a special name, so we named her Sedna, which means/is "Goddess of the sea and creatures" in Inuit. She has a very fair personality; calm, sweet, and caring. This puppy acts almost motherly already, and gives the other pups attention as if she was the mother herself. Her even temperament would bring balance to any pack/team of dogs.
-TAKEN by ~NW-Racing-Kennels

(I'm lazy so I'm just calling all of them Fawn colored. I don't really believe all of them are considered Fawn, but its nearly five in the morning and I haven't slept yet and I don't wanna think.)

TO ADOPT:
-Wait until the reservations took their puppies and the adoptions are OPEN.
-Read EVERYTHING, including the info about the puppy you would like to adopt and the rules.
-Comment with what puppy you want and how you will be using it.
-WAIT until I say ok.
-Once all that's done, the puppy is yours. I will be watching though to make sure you follow the rules.

Mother dog (c) *cakeycake100
Atlao + Puppy art/designs (c) ~Mirgy