Whats the difference between NIS and TIDA Questions

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  1. Krusewalker

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    Whats the difference between NIS and TIDA

    its all Dutch to me.

    im clueless

    please enlighten me

    ive worked the 'i' in both equals innuit. but thats all
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  3. ClaireandDaisy

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    I know - I`ve been struggling to understand! I`ve tried googling and it just made me more confused. I`m grateful I`ve got a nice uncontroversial GSD - no factions there! ;-)
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    Basically the NIS was made for some breeders to have a society for NI's and Sandra Curry was chairwoman and didnt agree with the way things were done at NIS so a few of them left and created TIDA which is the same. Sandra Curry thinks the gene pool is to small and causing problems and she wants to add other breeds in as she thinks the NI is not there yet and The NIS disagree.
    I am sure there will be others along soon LOL
  5. Krusewalker

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    thanx for that. makes sense now. or should i say, doesnt!

    is this anything to do with tamaskans? i know that this 'breed' was a breakaway NI breed.
    are NI or TIDA the tamaskan people?
  6. juliekelham

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    now now kcjack,your no spokes women for the nis,so pleasedont say what we think or want,as for tida why not ask tida committee what they want or think.
  7. juliekelham

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    no neither are and i think tamaskans are a banned subject on hee so cant comment on them
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    That pretty well sums it up kcjack

    The tamaskans we are not allowed to talk about, but were NI... but had illegal breeds added to them. Either the czech wolf dog or sarloos.. i think. But don`t quote me on it.
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    the person you mentioned there was chairperson of the nis for about six months util we kicked her out,history repeating it self.but i dont think you should be mentioning her name on here as shes a banned member,and i know ive got several warnings in the past for mentining her name
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    Again a question is asked and ignored..Julie I know you said you had other things on your mind at the moment but you have put 3 posts on this thread and still not answered Krusewalkers question..

    Surely it would be better just to answer the question and silence the people who are "trying" to answer..
  11. juliekelham

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    the northern inuit society was formed when the breed begain,and will only register genuine northern inuts.tida has been going about eighteen months and will register dogs that we dont recognise as northern inuitsincluding gsd crosses and utonagans.
  12. Lucky Star

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    No, here is a sticky with some information:

    http://www.dogsey.com/showthread.php?t=51159
  13. Lucky Star

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    :grin: I had to smile at this bit. It's like a hierarchy where Pedigree groups won't recognise NIs, which won't recognise Utonagans ... :lol: :lol: :lol: . Sorry, nothing of interest here, it just tickled me. :p :lol:

    Smile everyone! :mrgreen:
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    So where do Utonagans fit in? I was under the impression that they came first then N Inuits were a breakaway from them and TIDA a further breakaway. Also where do British Inuits come into it???
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    All the British Inuits I have seen are identical to Northern Inuits and the most bizarre one is saw a pic of a British Inuit thats used to be a Northern Inuit.
    It seems no one regarding wolf look alike dogs agree on things so split camps every now and then and create a new breed.
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    :neutral: i just feel so sorry for the people who have fallen in love with these dogs and have to go about finding a breeder and working out whats right and whats not.
    its so confusing and with the extent of arguing that goes on here, it must be a minefield for a potential new owner.
  17. juliekelham

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    right northern inuits were first,we kicked out someone for crossing them and selling them as ni[alsorts of crossing she did]she went off and started on her own later to be called utonagans,so yes they started as ni but had a lot more things added in.the british inuits were started by andre,we parted company when she crossed a couple of her ni,s,one ith a gsd x and another with her czech wolfdog.
  18. juliekelham

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    ahhhhhhhhhhh but i do recognise utonagans,as a seperate breed,as you see from are shows,we have classes for them.
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    Some BIDs are NIDs but many are not. If you look at the website you can see a difference in the dogs which are not.
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    How can a BIDs be a NIDs? It ridiculous like saying my black lab is now a springer spaniel.
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    They were Utonagans.
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