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The Canadian Inuit Dog, also called Canadian Eskimo Dog, and Qimmiq in their native Inuit language, is genetically almost indistinguishable from the Greenland Dog, despite the geographic separation. Because of that, and the Inuit and Greenland Dog being visually almost impossible to tell apart when seen as sled dogs in movies, you’ll find them both listed here on one page.
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A short film from Walt Disney that was presented before their theatrical feature films in 1957. The dogs are Canadian Inuit and Malamutes.

Dogs seen throughout, but only in small background roles.

A classic team of Greenland Dogs, although only seen briefly.
A team of Siberian Huskies. Also dogs playing wolves, one of which looks like an Inuit Dog, and maybe one on the team.
The original Arctic docufiction, following an Inuk family in Canada.
Possible sighting. Also with a Malamute.

With sporadic sightings of working Canadian Inuit Dogs as well as a real wolf.

A Wonderful World of Disney TV movie, later released in a new edit titled Track of the Giant Snow Bear.

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