Sentences with phrase «native wild dogs»

The Ridgeback breed was further developed in the 1700's through crosses with native wild dogs and immigrant dogs, but the exact ancestry of the Ridgeback breed is not known.

The original breed standard for this dog was based on the dingo, Australia's native wild dog, and the Cattle Dog shares the dingo's keen, even cunning, intelligence.

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Old books on dog breeds show other aliases: «Australian native dog», «Australian wild dog» and «warrigal».

It was considered native, wild, and associated with Aboriginal people as a domestic dog, perhaps as a guard dog or hunting dog.

For each island, the researchers recorded the presence or absence of various native mammals, and of rats, cats, foxes, and wild dogs known as dingoes, which some scientists believe help control invasive predators.

The Native American Indian Dog is an attractive breed with a wild appearance very similar to their ancestors.

History and Facts: This wild Native American dog, fond in a remote region in South Carolina, dates back to ancient times and looks almost identical to the Dingo.

It is believed that this native Asian breed descended from the domestication of wild indigenous Balinese dogs.

The Karelian Bear Dog, called Karjalankarhukoira in the breed's native Finland, is a strong, alert, and fearless breed that is capable of hunting or treeing small - to - large game — even aggressive game such as bears, lynxes, wild boars, wolves, and moose.

The Dingo is a wild dog native to Australia; evidence suggests that he has never been entirely domesticated, although there are some instances of Dingoes being tamed - hence the Red Heeler coming into existence in the first place!

The Native American Indian Dog, also known as the Carolina Dog, the North American Native Dog, the Dingo Dog, the Dixie Dingo, the Native American Dog, the Southern Aboriginal Dog, the NAID and «Old Yaller,» is an ancient, almost feral breed that developed in the deep south and now is extremely rare in the wild.

Craig Sytsma, 46, died Wednesday evening after he was attacked by a pair of Cane Corsos — an exotic breed of dogs bred to hunt wild boar in their native Italy — along a quiet, dirt road in rural Metamora Township, just north of the Oakland County line.

Feral cats, along with wild dogs and foxes, are thought to have a devastating impact on populations of small native animals in parts of the Australian bush.