We purchased an Alaskan Malamute female puppy from Ric and Julie Edwards doing business as Ghost Dance. Our puppy (Sandia) has turned out to be a wonderful addition to our family. She quickly endeared herself not only to us but also to our 5-year-old Doberman. They have since become inseperable. Sandia is a quick learner she house trained within 2 weeks and already knows most common commands, she has such a sweet disposition, we call her our gentle giant.

We are extremely pleased with Ghost Dance breeders they are the best in the business. They keep in contact even after the purchase and they are very caring and can be contacted for advice any time. When we are ready for another addition to our family, we will not hesitate to contact Ghost Dance for another wonderful puppy.

Gerry and Annneta

We instantly fell in love with our little Malamute puppy that Julie and Ric brought us. Over the course of the first year, we have watched our beautiful little puppy grow up into a loving and integral member of the family.

Steve and Joan

I'm writing to you about Natchez. For being 5 years old, she's frisky as a pup. She's adjusting beautifully. Thank you for the chance to have her. She's brought a lot of happiness and mischief. Ha! Ha! She loves all the hugs and kisses she receives. It's funny how some always want puppies. I wouldn't trade an older dog for anything. A puppy can be so much more work. Natchez is well behaved and obedient and I could not ask for more. I can't say enough about Natchez, except that she's getting very spoiled and loving every minute of it. Thank you for my new best friend.

Thanks again,
Trish E.

Hello, just writing to let you know that Shadow is doing great. The kids love him and all their friends around the neighborhood. They come over just to play with Shadow. We take him for walks around the neighborhood and he does great. Our one year old is attached to Shadow. She cries everyday when we bring her in from outside because she wants to stay outside with Shadow. I feel like Shadow is the perfect dog for our family. Thank ya'll for letting this be possible.

Shadow's new family.

Viggo arrived at our home in Montana after a long flight from Texas in September of 2005. He popped right out of his kennel with a wagging tail, positive attitude and has been that way ever since. It was abundantly clear that this dog had been well bred (obedience was practically second nature to him) and very well cared for. He is a typical Belgian in that he is extremely intelligent, alert, curious and playful. He ADORES other dogs and is great with our two young boys. He was fairly easy to house train and he was first in his obedience class. This is partly due to the fact that he responds very positively to treats. He loves food (maybe a little too much) and in general is quite mouthy (likes to chew and will do so when bored so needs plenty of chew toys and lots of exercise.) He is a high energy dog. By this I do NOT mean hyper as he is clearly endowed with a thoughtful, clever, cool head. But I feel that one hour a day off leash is a requirement for this type of breed. He is very much a family dog and would definitely be unhappy if he were not a valued integral member of the family. He needs interaction to stimulate his active brain and meet his social needs. He is a beautiful dog with a lovely expression and very sweet disposition. I have wanted a BSD for years and I could not be happier with our Viggo. He has met or exceeded all my expectations.
We cannot thank Julie and Ric Edwards enough for entrusting us with our precious boy!

The Sullivans