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Great Gray Dogs

Welcome!

We hope you enjoy exploring our web site to find out more about the Norwegian Elkhound. These mighty moose hunters would love to put a little silver lining on all of your clothes.

The Norwegian Elkhound Association of America (NEAA) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to benefit the Norwegian Elkhound breed in the United States and Canada by aiding, informing and encouraging its members in the care, improvement and enjoyment of their dogs. It has been our policy to contribute to the study of diseases and hereditary defects in dogs - especially those of current concern in our breed and hopefully of benefit to other breeds. The NEAA is a proud member of the American Kennel Club. For more information on the NEAA contact the NEAA Corresponding Secretary.