Where do Inuit dogs come from?

Inuit dogs, also known as Canadian Eskimo dogs, originate from the Arctic regions of North America, particularly among the Inuit peoples of Canada and Greenland. They were bred for their strength, endurance, and ability to work in harsh climates, serving as sled dogs, hunting companions, and protectors. These dogs are descendants of ancient Arctic Dog Breeds brought by the Thule culture around 1,000 years ago. Their unique adaptations make them well-suited for life in extreme cold and challenging terrains.