Indie Dogs
Archaeological evidence suggests that the Indian Pariah Dog existed in the Indian subcontinent as far back as 4500 years ago. Skeletons of dogs found at Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa (Indus Valley Civilization) resemble todayβs Indie dog, proving its ancient lineage. Considered one of the few natural (non-human-bred) landraces they evolved organically through natural selection, not selective breeding. Unlike modern purebred dogs, the Indie dog was not developed through artificial breeding. These dogs evolved naturally in the Indian environment, adapting to the local climate, diseases, and survival conditions. Their survival instincts are extremely sharp, making them resilient, intelligent, and low-maintenance
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Indie / Indian Pariah Breed
- Origin: All over India (native street dog)
- Height: 18β25 inches | Weight: 15β30 kg
- Traits: Alert, loyal, intelligent, easy to train
Highlights:
- Low maintenance and highly adaptable
- Naturally resistant to many diseases
- Excellent as guard and companion dogs
Rajapalayam
- Origin: Tamil Nadu (Rajapalayam town)
- Height: 25β30 inches | Weight: 25β35 kg
- Traits: Fiercely loyal, reserved, protective
Highlights: - Milky white coat and pink nose
- Used historically as a royal guard dog
- Best suited for experienced handlers
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Chippiparai
- Origin: Tamil Nadu
- Height: 25β28 inches | Weight: 15β20 kg
- Traits: Intelligent, agile, independent
- Highlights:
- Resembles a Greyhound
- Known for speed and hunting ability
- Loyal
and low maintenance
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Kombai (Combai)
- Origin: Tamil Nadu
- Height: 23β26 inches | Weight: 25β30 kg
- Traits: Brave, strong-willed, protective
Highlights:
- Excellent guard dog
- Rich red/brown coat
- Needs proper training and space
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Mudhol Hound / Caravan Hound
- Origin: Karnataka and Maharashtra
- Height: 25β28 inches | Weight: 20β27 kg
- Traits: Elegant, loyal, alert
Highlights:
- Used by the Indian army
- Tall and lean with great stamina
- Requires regular exercise
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Rampur Greyhound
- Origin: Uttar Pradesh (Rampur region)
- Height: 24β30 inches | Weight: 27β30 kg
- Traits: Powerful, calm, obedient Highlights:
- Known for hunting and guarding
- Similar to Greyhounds but more robust
- Needs open space and training
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Bakharwal Dog
- Origin: Jammu & Kashmir
- Height: 24β30 inches | Weight: 30β40 kg
- Traits: Fearless, loyal, protective
Highlights:
- Traditionally used by nomads as flock guardians
- Thick coat for cold climates
- Not suitable for hot urban areas
Gaddi Kutta (Indian Leopard Hound)
- Origin: Himachal Pradesh
- Height: 25β30 inches | Weight: 30β45 kg
- Traits: Strong, courageous, loyal
Highlights:
- Mountain dog, used to guard sheep
- Powerful and independent
- Thrives in hilly regions
Why Choose an Indian Breed?
- Naturally resistant to many tropical diseases
- Well adapted to the Indian climate
- Require less grooming and medical care
Often more affordable than foreign breeds