Meet the resilient street dogs that thrive across Indian cities and villages.
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The Indian Pariah is one of the oldest dog breeds in India, known for its loyalty and adaptability.
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These dogs are well-suited to the Indian climate and often have strong survival instincts.
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Rampur Greyhound: This breed is known for its speed and agility, originally used for hunting in northern India.
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Kuchi dogs are strong and protective, often found in rural areas and used for guarding livestock.
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The Pahari Dog is a hardy breed known for its strength and ability to thrive in mountainous regions, often used for guarding homes and livestock.
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The Bakharwal Dog is a large, strong breed originally bred for guarding livestock in the mountainous regions of northern India, known for its loyalty and protective instincts.
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Many street dogs are rescued and adopted by families, finding loving homes.
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Street dogs play an important role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem.