As American Eskimo lovers, it's a crying shame that an Eskie even needs to be rescued at all! The audacity of some people to abuse such lovely animals! Climbing out of my soap box - the gratification is great for rescuing an abused Eskie. But at f...

Eskies can eat almost anything. Of course that doesn't mean they should though! While we both like to indulge our Eskies from time to time with human food - there are some things you should never feed your Eskie. The probability of it being fatal,...

The American Eskimo Dog: A great dog for the family The American Eskimo Dog is a relative of the German Spitz. It is a cute little snow ball of a dog that comes in three varieties: standard, toy, and miniature. The standard usually grows to be bet...

This is a breed originating from Germany despite its name. It is not a Husky and it is not from Alaska either. The American Eskimo Dog was originally named German Spitz but the name was changed during the first World War because of anti-German pre...

Of all the dog breeds one of the fluffiest and cutest is the American Eskimo puppy. It is from the Spitz family and considered a Nordic breed. When brought to America its name was changed to the American Eskimo dog. It was originally related to th...

The American Eskimo Dog is a small, high energy dog. Originally developed as a working dog the Eskimo now finds his place as a loving family companion. When looking for American Eskimo Puppies for sale make sure to do plenty of research and find b...