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Indian pariah dog

Appearance

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Origin

Temperament

Training

Interesting facts

Appearance

Gallery

Origin

Temperament

Training

Interesting facts

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Indian pariah dog

Appearance

Gallery

Origin

Temperament

Training

Interesting facts

Appearance

Gallery

Origin

Temperament

Training

Interesting facts

Indian pariah dog

Dogs of this breed are quite unknown outside their homeland - India. Although Indian pariah dogs are not very widespread, they have a social character and like to be close to their owner. If you dare to get these dogs, be prepared for the fact that all your quiet days will end because Indian pariah dogs like to make a voice.

Male

Female

Withers height

51-64

20.1-25.2

cminch

cm inch

Withers height

46-58

18.1-22.8

cminch

cm inch

weight

20-30

44-66

kglbs

kg lbs

weight

15-25

33-55

kglbs

kg lbs

life span

10-13 years

country of origin

fur length

Short

breed origin

Natural

size

Moderate

Appearance

Most often, dogs of this breed are of medium size, but compared to other breeds, Indian pariah dogs have a large variability in size. They have a lean and at the same time muscular body, with strong paws. The head is wedge-shaped with an elongated muzzle. Almond-shaped eyes of a dark color with a confident, lively look. The tail is of medium length and hangs down when at rest, and is held high when excited. The tip of the tail can be slightly twisted into a ring. The coat is short and stiff, the undercoat is softer. The color of Indian pariah dogs can be anything from light fawn to dark reddish-brown. White spots may also be present. Solid blacks are rare, but some dogs are pied.

Eye colour

Fur colour

Ears

Eyes shape

Fur length

Fur type

Head shape

Tail

Eye colour

Fur colour

Ears

Eyes shape

Fur length

Fur type

Head shape

Tail

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Origin

Dogs of this breed got their name from the term, which translates to a stray dog and was also sometimes used to describe people of the lowest class, according to the Indian caste system. Because Indian pariah dogs are very old and their origin is unknown, no kennel club recognizes them as an official breed. Although many studies and archaeological excavations show that their remains have been found all over the world, even in China. Therefore, Indian pariah dogs can serve us as an example of what an early domesticated dog looked like in those days.

Temperament

Indian pariah dogs have a cheerful and cheerful character, they like to be in the company of people, but keep in mind that Indian pariah dogs choose only one owner with whom they form a strong bond. Therefore, if the owner leaves them alone for a long time, Indian pariah dogs can be very sad. Indian pariah dogs can often be used as guards because they have a well-developed territorial instinct. These dogs are good with the company of children, but it is better to introduce them in advance and not to leave Indian pariah dogs alone with very small ones (up to five years old). It is the same with other pets, with dogs it is better to introduce them from an early age, and with cats Indian pariah dogs may have some conflicts.

Behavior:

Loyal to owner

Activity Level:

Active

Training

Dogs of this breed have a high level of activity, so Indian pariah dogs need daily physical activity and exercise. Be sure to make the training varied, including long walks, running after the ball, as well as a change of location, so the dog does not get bored of it. Also, be sure to teach them basic commands and socialize them from an early age so that there are no problems with aggression in the future. In no case do not use cruel or aggressive methods, this can have a bad effect on the pet's psyche.

Activity Level:

Active

Interesting facts

Indian pariah dogs are very easy to find and domesticate in the Indian subcontinent and India. Also, a big plus in this is that it is free.
It is unlikely that Indian pariah dogs will be able to live in an apartment because since ancient times they have been used to long walks and large spaces.
Due to their wide selection of coat colors, you will be able to choose the most suitable dog for you.

Keeping conditions

Diet preferences

Grooming

Common health issues

Diet preferences

Grooming

Common health issues

Dogs of Indian pariah dogs are not capricious about food at all and are unlikely to control themselves. This can be deadly, so be sure to watch everything your pet eats. Saturate the diet with all the necessary elements, always add meat, meat by-products, fruits, vegetables, and fermented milk products to the diet, and also sometimes pamper the Indian pariah dogs with sea fish. Always make sure that the dog has water, especially in the hot season.

These dogs require very little maintenance, especially for their short coat that hardly sheds. It will be enough to comb only once a week with a brush. You can bathe only as needed. Do not forget to clean Indian pariah dogs' eyes daily with a wet cotton pad, and also wipe their ears with a special lotion several times a week. Always trim your pet's nails several times a month, and brush your dog's teeth with a special treat or toothpaste.

Grooming intencity:

Easy to groom

In general, representatives of this breed are very healthy dogs with strong immunity, and since Indian pariah dogs were not bred by crossing different breeds, but bred among themselves, they do not have any genetic disorders, only heart diseases, tumors, or infectious diseases are very rare. Therefore, do not forget to take your pet to the veterinarian on time, as well as treat it against parasites.