Eskimo Hoodies

Lights not understood from the Northern Skies. Imagine being these Eskimos enjoying their own light show of the Northern Lights. 338 views 12/08/12

Heartbeat of Winter is a vintage handdrawn illustration that is suitable for apparel or merchandise about nature, winter, snow, christmas, holiday, snowfall, north pole, igloo, polar, eskimo, heartbeat, health, medicine, heart, pulse. Thank you for purchasing! 😀

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A taste of the arctic on this dog sled team sketch design

Griffen was a 5x7" original portrait a few years ago. Order your own custom original at faithfulfacespetportraits. com

A cute American Eskimo Dog design for dog lovers!

Esme is a 5x7" portrait drawn for a friend's family member as a gift. Order your own custom original at faithfulfacespetportraits. com

The Call of the Wild t-shirt is perfect for those who crave adventure and love exploring the great outdoors. Made with high-quality materials, this t-shirt ensures both comfort and durability. Its unique design features a picturesque mountain landscape with a touch of wilderness, capturing the essence of nature's call. Whether you're hitting the trails or simply want to showcase your love for nature, The Call of the Wild t-shirt is a must-have addition to your wardrobe.

The Stubborn Cloud Spitz Tricks design makes the perfect dog training gift for dog walkers, dog trainers and American Eskimo owners this year and shows how difficult it is for a Cloud Spitz owner to train their beloved American Eskimos.

American Eskimo Mountains trips, Shirt, Graphic Tees

Celebrate Halloween with our unique Vintage design, a tribute to American Eskimo dog owners. Elevate your style, stand out in the crowd, and showcase your passion for your furry friend. Make a statement that merges timeless elegance with modern charm.

Malamute Peekaboo

American eskimo dog watercolor, black and white, animals, pets, nature, painting

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"I Love My American Eskimo Dog- I Love my dog - Smart dog" This project is aimed at dog lovers. Express your love for your dog and share it with others. Our dogs are sweethearts, loved by everyone in the household. I adore my dog, and I can't imagine a home without him. Can you relate?

"I Love My American Eskimo Dog- Smart dog - I Love my dog" This project is aimed at dog lovers. Express your love for your dog and share it with others. Our dogs are sweethearts, loved by everyone in the household. I adore my dog, and I can't imagine a home without him. Can you relate?

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A tired little dog

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An illustration of a giraffe in a white water playboat. This funny giraffe is rolling a kayak on a river. A funny design for anyone who loves giraffes. This animal is wearing a kayak helmet and lifejacket.

Red Yellow Man

How cold can you get?

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A custom hand painted Digitalart image of an American Eskimo dog.

This American Eskimo Dog gift, featuring the personality traits of the breed, is a great gift for any Eskie lover.

A mix of cold and icy pictures in one to simulate the polar hemispheres of the earth. Polar bears are cool

Eskimo Callboy 2010

This polar bear wants you—yes, you—to help combat global warming.

The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog, originating in Germany. The American Eskimo Dog is a member of the Spitz family. The breed's progenitors were German Spitz, but due to anti-German sentiment during the First World War, it was renamed "American Eskimo Dog." Although modern American Eskimo Dogs have been exported as German Spitz Gross (or Mittel, depending on the dog's height), the breeds have diverged and the standards are significantly different. In addition to serving as a watchdog and companion, the American Eskimo Dog also achieved a high degree of popularity in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s as a circus performer.