Eskie Rescuers United is an ALL-VOLUNTEER 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization Support ERU and show your Eskie pride - visit our Online Eskie Store! /ESKIEA special shout out to Cindy W, Dyan L, Kim S, and Paula C for their help in ensuring another successful party.  To see pictures .Popcorn available to order year round. Over 70 flavors available!  Please support ERU and order some popcorn today.   Tails of Joy by Gretchen Dale BISSELL's Partners for Pets Eskie Rescuers United is proud to be a Partner for Pets! BISSELL and LostPetUSA.net have teamed up to help organizations like ours raise money, and now you can help too!   and enter the code ADOPT at checkout, a portion of your purchase will be donated to our organization.  What's more, every purchase goes towards an entry for us to win a $5,000 quarterly giveaway!Enter the code ADOPT at checkoutThen select our organization! Helping PAWS, a non-profit organization, is a group of dedicated animal lovers who set up and maintain online auctions with 100% of the proceeds going to various rescue groups and animals in need.

With the tremendous efforts of ERU's volunteers and supporters, ERU's auction through Helping Paws brought in over $13,000 to help with our eskie's medical expenses.  To follow Helping Paws on Facebook please click here. Ruff Guide to the United States features 365 of the best places to stay and play with your dog in all 50 states. When you enter code “ESKIE” at checkout, you'll get free shipping, and we'll get a $10.00 donation for each book sold! Each time you book a pet friendly hotel room using the gift code "ESKIE", a $5 donation will be made to Eskie Rescuers United.  To make a monthly (recurring) donation please click here: Thank you! McGruff is the name and being goofy is my game.  You see, I came into rescue back in 2006 and w...read more about McGruff of IL ***FOSTER HOMES NEEDED******Click here for >> Foster Application***Eskie Rescuers United rescu...read more about FOSTERS NEEDED Basil is a wonderful loving Eskie.  He loves petting, okay with brushing, and plays well with m...read more about Basil of GA

My name is Spookie.  I am called that because I was born on Halloween 11 years ...read more about Spookie of MSI am a neutered male just over 8yrs. old. Don't let the age discourage ya, I'm a very ...read more about Max in CO *** New Brighton, PA ***: Candy is a very sweet southern belle who was found as a stray in Georgia. Homes For Sale In Mcewen Tn...read more about Candy of PAHouse And Lot For Sale Gordon Heights Olongapo Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization or individual. 15 Passenger Van Rental In Omaha Neread more about Frosty of Greenbelt, MD *** Rockford, IL***7/12/15- Are you an early bird?  Do you like to watch TV?&nbs...read more about Shelby of IL

I'm Kodiak, but my friends call me "Kody." I am almost 7 years old. I...read more about Kody of Waynesville, NC Meet Skip, Yes I am the one that was rescued from the Amish!!I was locked in a hutch of some sort as...read more about Skip of Edgewater, MD EVERY MONTH IS "ADOPT A SWEET SENIOR" MONTH!!! With a great history of longevity, Eskies are considered "senior" when they reach 10 years of age! We have 13 & 14 year olds available who prance with the energy of young dogs but display the grace and manners of maturity! After a decade or more of unconditional love and loyalty, these animals should not be treated as trash by our "disposable" society. There may be health issues; many have had to overcome grooming and more serious medical issues. But our lives are much richer having known and cared for them. Help us give these dogs the love and dignity they deserve in their golden days -- Please browse through our list of Adoptable Seniors and consider giving a forever home to one of these wonderful Eskies!

If you're a "Sweet Senior" yourself, then you qualify for our Senior Program. 10 Reasons To Adopt a Sweet Senior like Me! I have a true story of why to adopt a senior eskie! I adopted Sparkle(a senior eskie)..... She was under Deborah Guske. Sparkle might be a senior eskie but she sure doesnt act like it... she is every bit as active (and sometimes more) than my eskie that just turned 5.... And them little eyes when she looks into mine... shows nothing but love... Seniors need love just as much as our young eskies do... I am very happy that I adopted her!!! And I know she will give me unconditional love for the rest of her life and she will get the same from me!!!! -- Sincerely, Marketta (March 13, 2007) Click to read: 10 reasons to adopt a Sweet Senior!American Eskimo Dog Breeders with Puppies for Sale American Eskimo Dog Puppies Commonly referred to as the Eskie, this breed is compact and strong. A Nordic type dog, they are exceedingly agile and alert. They are considered to be one of the most intelligent of all dog breeds.

The American Eskimo Dog is well balanced, hardy, and known for their longevity. This versatile breed possesses outstanding working skills, and makes a lovely companion.Does your American Eskimo Dog bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? This breed requires firm bristle brushing twice weekly to prevent tangles and mats. Daily brushing may be necessary when they are shedding. They have drier skin than most other breeds; so bathing should only be done when absolutely necessary. The American Eskimo Dog is prone to hip dysplasia, cataracts, and progressive retinal atrophy. The American Eskimo Dog is easy to train and eager to please. This breed is highly talented in obedience trials. It is crucial they have early socialization to prevent aggression later in life. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, consistency, and positive reinforcement. The American Eskimo Dog is quite gifted in guarding, performing tricks, competitive obedience, agility, and narcotics detection.

There are several accepted methods of house training your new American Eskimo Dog puppy. This breed must have regular daily exercise. They enjoy securely leashed walks or playing in an enclosed yard. The American Eskimo Dog is active indoors and has a busy nature. They benefit immensely from family play sessions. They will do okay in an apartment provided they are sufficiently exercised and paid attention to. Get Matched with American Eskimo Dog Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering an American Eskimo Dog Puppy? Choose the RIGHT American Eskimo Dog Breeder and the RIGHT breed American Eskimo Dog may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout American Eskimo Dogs AnonymousWhat's the difference between an American Eskimo and a Schipperke? 1 CommentAnonymousThe American Eskimo and the Schipperke are two completely different breeds of dogs. The American Eskimo is a small Spitz-type companion dog originating in Germany while the Schipperke is a small Spitz-type/Herding-type working dog originating in Belgium.

Although they look the same, they are not. The A.E.D is a playful fun-loving little dog that enjoys children and are very intelligent. While the Schipperke is a feisty little dog that is known for its protective nature to its owners, very intelligent and hard working, the little Schipperke never backs down and is always on alert. AnonymousI had an Eskimo that I had bought from a pet store as a purebred puppy, however, he was black with a few white markings. He was the most intelligent dog that I have ever seen and could think like a person. We were told that it is a throw back and breeders destroy these pups, normally. Do true purebreds come in black, too? 2 CommentsAnonymousI have never seen a black American Eskimo puppy ever. The only coloration deemed acceptable in the breed is white. However, it could be true as there are other throw back colors in other breeds. I would contact an established breeder and ask them this question as they would know more about the breed itself.No other color is acceptable, a colored dog that looks a lot like the Eskimo dog is the German Spitz while quite close in attitude they are two totally different breeds AnonymousMy American Eskimo Dog is a 10-year-old female and she's started gagging and spitting up.

She was on antibiotics and got better but now has remitted. She was always in good health ever since we got a pomeranian puppy and I'm not sure if it is related. 1 CommentAnonymousThe best thing to do is to take your dog back to the vet. It could be as simple as her having something like a hair or blade of grass caught in her throat, to something more serious, to nothing at all. Sometimes dogs will gag is they drink too much water and sort of cough it back up. But a vet check is always the best way to start ruling out what it could be.AnonymousWhat is the best food for a 6-week-old American Eskimo puppy? 1 CommentAnonymousYour puppy is too young to have left its mother. Please, for the sake of the puppy and yourself, contact a positive reinforcement trainer as soon as possible. You are going to have a lot of work on your hands.As for food, the best food to get your puppy is a high-quality grain-free puppy food. Your local pet store will have several brands for you to choose from.AnonymousAre American Eskimo Dog's good with kids?

4 CommentsAnonymousEskies are amazing with families that have children. I have had my Eskie for ten years and have three kids in the house. AnonymousEskies are good with kids and love getting attention from both children and adults, getting played with, petted, etc. American Eskimo Dog's were bred to be companion dogs.AnonymousAfter loving a dozen Eskies, they have taught me that they are kids, too. They treat everyone in the household as they would themselves, as a loving member of the home.AnonymousIf you socialize them well, they can be. However, I have known otherwise very intelligent and friendly Eskies who are very uncomfortable with children and bite them if they come too close. American Eskimo Dog Puppies For SaleNext Day Pets® provides the only safe and secure means of selecting and purchasing the perfect American Eskimo Dog puppy from the comfort of your home. French BulldogEskimo DogEnglish BulldogKeeshondChinese Shar-PeiShiba InuTibetan TerrierFinnish SpitzSchipperkeLowchen