Back in the beginning days of computer terminology, there used to be two forms if identification. The first was the Logon. A Logon is a "Moniker", "Screenname", or "Nickname". This later became to be what is now mostly called the "Username". Using the term "Logon" is a way to cling on to the roots of computer terminology and educate users at the same time. The term "Logon" suggests to use an identification other than what is otherwise common knowledge such as a first name, last name, etc.. Its best to use a Logon that those who dont know you wont figure out. This ensures greater security. The 2nd form of identification of course is the "password"

The Nordic breed dogs that are referred to on this website is a general term for descendants from the spitz family, direct descendant from various wolf species, and other primitive breeds closely related to the wolf.. A good portion of them seem to be from Scandanavia. an incomplete list of them; Siberian Husky

Alaskan Husky

Mackenzie River Husky

Husky - Other (Not Sure)

Siberian Husky - Chinook

Siberian Husky - Monadnock

Siberian Husky - Alyeska

Siberian Husky - Wonalancet

Siberian Husky - Solovyev

Alaskan Malamute

Alaskan Malamute- Other (Not Sure)

Samoyed

Eskimo

Spitz

Keeshond

Akita

Greenland Dog(Grønlandshund)

Lapland

Lapphund

Chinooks

Timber Wolf(Grey Wolf) Canis lupus

Arctic Wolf - Canis lupus arctos

Inuit Dog(Qimmiq)

Canadian Inuit Dog

Seppala Siberian Sled Dog - Siberian of Seppala

Klee Kai

West Siberian Laika

East Siberian Laika

Russian European Laika

Karelo-Finnish Laika

Northeasterly Hauling Laika

Nenets Herding Laika

Laika

Wolfsspitz

German Spitz

Großspitz (Great Spitz)

Mittelspitz (Medium/Standard Spitz, incl. American Eskimo Dog)

Kleinspitz (Miniature Spitz)

Zwergspitz (Dwarf Spitz),( a.k.a. Pomeranian)

Other

Norwegian Buhund