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The Native American Indian Dog
If you’ve always loved the idea of having a wolf as a pet but the practicality of it never worked out, perhaps the Native American Indian Dog is the right dog for you! These pups look very similar to their wolf ancestors and may often be mistaken for them, but they are in fact very different.
Perfect as a companion dog or a family pet, the Native American Indian Dog is a very old breed, yet they are still relatively rare to find in homes. If you’re interested in learning more about this fascinating dog, read on below to see whether they might be the right pet for you.
History Of The Native American Indian Dog
It is thought that the Native American Indian Dog is around 30,000 years old, so these pups have been around a while! It has been thought by some specialists that this breed of dog could even be the missing piece between wolves and the dog as we know it today.
The Native American Indian Dog has often been used as a working dog with the law enforcement, as a search and rescue dog, as a therapy dog and guide dog, as a hunting and tracking dog and as a nanny dog! However, the breed is still not recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as a purebred breed.
Fortunately, they are recognised by the Native American Indian Dog Registry, the National Kennel Club and the Dog Registry of America.
Breed Origin
The complete origin of this large breed dog is not known. They are indigenous to America, both North and South, and this dog was primarily used for herding, hunting, tracking and guarding. Unfortunately, the original bloodline of this breed is now extinct, so modern breeders had to try to recreate the breed.
They used old documents such as paintings and photographs to try to emulate the wolf dog that had once lived. So, while the modern Native American Indian Dog is not exactly the same as their ancestors, it is as close as breeders could get.
Characteristics Of The Native American Indian Dog
The Native American Indian Dog is a very rare breed. Because of this, finding a breeder can be difficult. Normally, the price of a Native American Indian Dog puppy is between $1,500 to $2,000. Their litter sizes vary from 4 to 10 pups.
Due to the fact they are such a rare breed, non-reputable breeders will try to pass off other breeds of dog as a Native American Indian Dog, such as a Husky or even a Coyote. This is why you should always buy from a respected breeder who can prove their dogs are really the breed they claim.
Appearance
The Native American Dog has a strong, wolf-like appearance that is hard to miss. These dogs are even often mistaken as a wolf. These dogs can be easily identified by their thick coat, their slender body and their slender tail. They are strong dogs but they can move very gracefully.
Native American Indian Dogs normally weigh between 50-120 lbs for a male and 45-100 lbs for a female. Males are usually taller too, standing between 18 to 20 inches, while females stand between 17 to 19 inches high.
Coat
The Native American Indian Dog has a thick double coat — shorter, denser undercoat and a thicker, fluffier overcoat. Although these pups have a lot of hair, they are actually a low-shedding dog and have also been called hypoallergenic dogs. This makes them an excellent pet for those with allergies. We will go into detail about grooming the Native American Indian Dog later on.
Color
These pups have a coat that is normally silver or black and it often has a tortoiseshell pattern. These dogs can also sometimes have a red or brown coat.
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