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Indian Originated Dog Breeds | you should really know about



 Here you all are going to read about some Indian Originated Breed Dogs. 
Right now almost everyone knows about some dog breeds but only about famous Pedigree Dogs, even Indian youth doesn't know about our Indian Originated Breads so here you can read about some of them. This blog is only about to give information about these Breeds just because some of them are on their way to extinction some NGOs and local Government are doing their best to save these species before their extinction and to motivate people to pet them.  

1.    Chippiparai

Indian Originated dog Breed Chippiparai

The Chippiparai is a South Hound dog belongs to the South of India. Basically, it’s an Indigenous Hound dog of Tamil Nadu which usually found in only one color. It is primarily used for Hunting small Rabbits, Forests Pig, and Deer but after the hunting regulation act was passed by the Indian government now they are used for dog racing and dog shows.

 

2.    Rajapalayam

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Rajapalayam

The Rajapalayam dog also known as Poligar Hound. Basically, they belong and bred by the Nayak Dynasty of Tamil Nadu. These dogs traditionally as Guard Dogs, Hunting Dogs, War Dogs, and most commonly as a Companion Dog.

 

3.    Indian Pariah Dog

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Indian Pariah Dog


The Indian Pariah Dog also is known as South Asian pie dog but all of us Indian Knows this as a Desi Dog or Indie Dog. These dogs are so smart and easy to train even some Police Departments in India are using them as their companion. In some villages of India locals usually train these dogs as guard dogs to save their pet animals like cows and Goat etc. from predators like tiger and hyena.

 

4.    Mudhol Hound

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Mudhol Hound

The Mudhol Hound also known as a Caravan Hound it’s an Indian dog breed same type as the South Hound dog. It is a common pet for villagers in India’s Karnataka State for guarding and hunting. The Kennel Club of India (KCI) and Indian National Kennel Club (INKC) recognize these breeds under different names. The KCI called it as a Caravan Hound and INKC uses the name Mudhol Hound.

 

5.    Rampur Hound

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Rampur Hound

The Rampur Hound also Known as Rampur Greyhound and it’s a breed of Sight Hound. Basically found in Rampur Region of Northern India. Which lies between Delhi and Bareilly.

 

6.    Indian Mastiff



The Indian Mastiff also is known as The Bully Kutta, Indo-Pakistani Mastiff. This dog originated from the subcontinental of India. Indian Mastiff is a working dog and was used for working and Hunting. This breed is the most loved breed, especially in India and Pakistan. But now people are using them for Dog Fights which is not good for them.

 

7.    Kombai

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Kombai Dog

The Kombai Dog is an another Hound Breed from South India. This dog was also bred to hunt Wild Boar, Bison and Deer in the early 9th century. It is considered as extremely loyal, intelligent, and powerful Native Breed in India.

 

8.    Gaddi


The Gaddi Kutta also Known as Himalayan Mastiff or Himalayan Sheepdog is found in the Himalayas region of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. It is a Mastiff type dog breed. This Himalayan Breed is mainly used for Herding's purpose. It is a perfect combination of loyalty and a hard-working dog.

 

9.    Kanni

Indian Originated Dog Breeds Kanni Dog

The Kanni Dog also known as Maiden’s Beastmaster.  It is a rare Indigenous South Indian Sight Hound breed of a dog Found in the state of Tamil Nadu. Kanni’s are used for Hunting Blackbucks, Hares, and other rodents like other Hounds.


So this was the list of Some Indian Originated Dog Breeds. I hope you all like this Blog and the information which was provided about these Breeds, if you want to read about these Special Indian Originated Dog Breeds in Brief just click on the breed name and you will get whole information about that particular breed in brief.

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