Greenland Dog Collection

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog puppy in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Greenland dogs, a breed of husky, with Disko Bay in the background. Ilulissat, Greenland

A dog sled during a snow storm. Ilulissat, Greenland. (Editorial Use Only)

Greenland dogs pulling a dog sled. Ilulissat, Greenland

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Greenland, East Greenland, Ittoqqortoormiit. A Greenland Dog howls in contentment as the sun goes down in Ittoqqortoormiit

Sled dogs on sea ice during winter near Uummannaq in northern West Greenland beyond the Arctic Circle. Greenland, Danish territory

Inuit hunter on dog sled, wearing traditional trousers and boots made from polar bear fur on the sea ice of the Melville Bay near Kullorsuaq in North Greenland. North America, danish territory

Picture No. 11992206
Greenland Dog - portrait - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992205
Greenland Dog - portrait - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992204
Greenland Dog - adult dog - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992203
Greenland Dog - adult dog - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992211
Greenland Dog - puppy - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992210
Greenland Dog - puppy - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992209
Greenland Dog - puppy - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992208
Greenland Dog - puppy - Greenland Date:

Picture No. 11992207
Greenland Dog - puppy - Greenland Date:

Greenland Dog (Gronlandshund), seated

Greenland dog. This breed of dog is kept as a sled dog in Arctic regions of Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland. It is thought to be descended from dogs brought to Greenland by early inuit

Greenlandic sledge dog
Greenland dog. This breed of dog is kept as a sled dog in Arctic regions of Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland. It is thought to be descended from dogs brought to Greenland by early inuit

Dogsledge, Northern Greenland
Dogsledge. Greenland dogs pulling Royal Danish Navy soldiers and cargo on a sledge, Northern Greenland

Eskimo / Greenland Dog
JD-19488 Dog - Eskimo / Greenland Dog Also known as Grunlandshund John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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The Greenland Dog, also known as the Greenland Sled Dog, is a majestic and hardworking breed that has been an integral part of life in Greenland for centuries. With its thick double coat and powerful build, this dog is perfectly suited for the harsh Arctic climate. In Picture No. 11992206, we see a stunning example of a Greenland Dog at Crufts 2019 - Best of Breed / Working category. Its regal stance and alert expression showcase the breed's confidence and intelligence. Originating from Disko Bay in Ilulissat, Greenland, these dogs have played a vital role in transportation across vast icy landscapes. In Pictures No. 11992205 to 11992203, we witness their incredible strength as they pull sleds through snow-covered terrains. One particular standout is Jess, owned by Alanna Blaney from Worksop. In both pictures capturing her victory at Crufts on Friday 10th March 2023 (Picture No. 11992204), we can see the bond between handler and dog as they celebrate their well-deserved win together, and are not only exceptional working animals but also beloved companions to their owners in East Greenland's Ittoqqortoormiit (Picture No. 11992212). Their loyalty and affectionate nature make them cherished members of families living in this remote region. These dogs are no strangers to extreme conditions; they fearlessly navigate sea ice during winter near Uummannaq beyond the Arctic Circle (Picture No. 11992211). Their resilience showcases their adaptability to survive even in some of Earth's harshest environments, and is fascinating to observe how traditional practices continue today with Inuit hunters relying on dog sleds for transportation (Picture No. 1199212). The close connection between human and canine demonstrates the deep-rooted partnership that has existed throughout history.