Intelligent and loyal, these confident dogs share many physical similarities to wolf breeds and have the same independent spirit one would think befitting such a dog. Northern Inuit Dogs are not suggested for those with little experience with canines. Though they form strong bonds of loyalty to their owners, they require a strong pack leader with a firm but gentle hand to guide them and help them grow into agreeable, well behaved companions. For those up to the task of raising them, Northern Inuit Dogs can be a wonderful addition to the home. They are highly active and able to keep up with even the most active of owners, even happy to accompany them on the job. Northern Inuit Dogs love having a task to perform that they can direct their energy towards. If they aren’t being used as working dogs, then consider making them your new hiking or running buddy. As long as they get to spend their time and energy with their loved ones, they couldn’t be happier.