Non-Reg Group

Indian Song Dog

foto: Pieter Keuter
Example of the breed

So called because they talk or sing in high pitched tones rather than bark, the Song dog's were a part of the native American Indians life and are descended from different wild dog stock. Families used to run packs before the Europians arrived in America. Kim La Flamme is said to have rescued the breed from extinction. This is a long lived breed and can reach 20 years. They are a medium sized, with a working attitude, very agile, very clean, gentle and love children. Colour is any

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"This breed has no Kennel Club Challenge Certificates at any Championship Shows."

This breed is not recognised by the KC.

UK & Irish Clubs

Club Name	Contact	Phone number	Homepage	Email
Information & Advice	Sarah Harrison	0044(0)1555 840829	no	no

Information

Size	Active	Temperament	Kennel	Training	Grooming	Problems
medium	yes	lively	no	easy	easy	no

UK & Irish Breeders

Affix	Breeder	Telephone	Area	Email	Homepage
?	Sarah Harrison	0044(0)1555 840829	Ceredigion Wales	no	no

Stud dogs

Name	Picture	Owner	Telephone	Area	Email	Homepage

Interesting Sites, Foreign Clubs and breeders

Affix or owner	Contact	Telephone	Area	Email	Homepage
LaFlamme Farms	?	(541) 597-2871	Selma Oregon USA	yes	yes

Problems

No know problems at this time (1999)