“Breeding is a commitment
to a lifetime of learning.”
– Wendy and Jack Volhard
Hello, I’m Laura, a young and carrying breeder of Northern Inuits.
Since 2007 dogs have been my constant companions in life and I never want to miss the time with them.
Over the years, I have had the privilege of caring for dogs of various breed and temperaments, and I have learned so much from each one of them. Through my experiences with them, I have gained valuable insights into dog care and behaviour, which I bring to my work as a breeder today.
I always loved spending time outdoors, and I find that dogs make the perfect companions for exploring and enjoying nature. But of course, I also won’t say no to a lazy day on the couch watching Netflix with my dogs and cat.
Aside from my passion for dogs, I am currently in my last year of my pharmaceutical degree. My academic background has given me valuable knowledge and skills that I apply in my work as a breeder and dog owner, especially when it comes to health and nutrition.
I am always open to new ideas and perspectives, and I strive to continuously improve my skills and knowledge. I firmly believe that every breed and every dog is unique, and that what works for one dog might not work for another. That’s why I place a great emphasis on being open-minded and adaptable, as I can tailor my approach to each dogs needs.
Hello, my name is Nikk, I’m a new but enthusiastic breeder of Northern Inuits.
Growing up with a dog I learned at a young age the joy and companionship that dogs can bring to our lives. Since becoming the proud owner of our Northern Inuit Nya, my love for dogs and my fascination with this breed in particular has only grown stronger. Their intelligence, loyalty, and unique character make them truly remarkable companions.
Breeding Northern Inuits is a way for me to give back to the breed and contribute to their preservation.
Spending time with my dogs, playing with them, and watching them have fun brings me immense joy. It’s also a great way to strengthen our bond and build trust.
I spent my free time playing football at my local club, where Nya is my biggest fan, always cheering me on from the sidelines.
Philosophy
At Wildflame Northern Inuits, we are dedicated to breeding healthy and happy puppies while preserving the breed standard. We are committed to the highest health standard and prioritize the welfare of our puppies above else.
We believe that responsible breeding begins with fully health testing our breeding dogs and careful choosing of the match to decrease inbreeding as much as possible. This is why sometimes it is necessary to outcross but together with the breeding strategy of Northern Inuit International Unleashed (NIIU) we are back to a full and healthy Northern Inuit easily. Our breeding program is guided by the Code of Ethics from NIIU, and we use the Puppy Culture program to give our puppies the best possible start in life.
Our philosophy is rooted in love and care for our dogs and their puppies. We strive to find every puppy a loving home where they can thrive as lifelong companions.
Our mission is to help you find the puppy that suits you best and will bring joy and love to your daily life. We strive to breed Northern Inuits that will become ambassadors for the breed and will showcase their wonderful characteristics and qualities to the world.
