@@dogbreedinfoshare8737 Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info. 😃

Dear STARBOY, I agree, Pariah dogs are common in India - But now days most of the Pariah are mixed, yet you can find the pure breed Pariah easily in Villages and rural areas.

@@dogbreedinfoshare8737 That's good to know, but sadly it is completely extinct in it's pure native form, as would be the dingo, if it weren't for an isolated population in Fraser island, zoos, reptile parks, etc. Sounds like the ones in the villagers are some 30 maybe 50% pure native, and resemble a dingo. It is possible to breed the mongrel out of the hybrid, it takes seven generations years of selective breeding. It seems as though you have an unlimited genepool. You would end up with the original of the Asian native wild dog. We call it an an Australian dingo. A couple thousand year ago it seems a few very black, probably persecuted lowcast Indians with there woman boomerang spear didgeridoo percussions and dog made there way here. Some 20 30 generations later history repeated itself and dog and owner was again persecuted blabla. The dogs everywhere throughout asia disguised as a despised mongrel semi vegetarian scavenger, in reality it's a truly regal and handsome dog and a fighter truly supreme to every mongrel import, that's why it still survives battling on the streets Surely India has some record of the magnificent dog in its rich recorded history??? anybody???

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Thanks Dear!

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Do you live in australia

Yes ones a mongrel and and has adapted to scrounging round town, the other in independent from man and is entirely a carnivore 99% @Dog Breed Info Share That's good to know, but sadly it is completely extinct in it's pure native form, as would be the dingo, if it weren't for an isolated population in Fraser island, zoos, reptile parks, etc. Sounds like the ones in the villagers are some 30 maybe 50% pure native, and resemble a dingo. It is possible to breed the mongrel out of the hybrid, it takes seven generations years of selective breeding. It seems as though you have an unlimited genepool. You would end up with the original of the Asian native wild dog. We call it an an Australian dingo. A couple thousand year ago it seems a few very black, probably persecuted lowcast Indians with there woman boomerang spear didgeridoo percussions and dog made there way here. Some 20 30 generations later history repeated itself and dog and owner was again persecuted blabla. The dogs everywhere throughout asia disguised as a despised mongrel scavenger, in reality it's a truly regal and handsome dog and a fighter truly supreme to every mongrel import, that's why it still survives battling on the streets Surely India has some record of the magnificent dog in its rich recorded history??? anybody???

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No, I’m a Malaysian Indian

Cool, I lived in KL for a few years, but where will you get a dingo from, l want to get one and bring it here, I'm stuck in the Philippines for now,

Thanks Dear!

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I agree, my first 2 pets dogs were pariah and one of them lived around 14+ years. But average Pariah doesn't live more than 12 years

We had a dog named Kaalu because of his shiny black fur. He was the sweetest being ever and he lived for 20 years! He passed away peacefully. RIP Kaalu.

If you like - deff. I will make that , Though I think Bully (Actually BULLI) and Alangu Mastiff can be better comparison :)

Hey talk abt the dogs with some respect !!!! Typical Indian

Whats wrong here?

Hey What's wrong here - mind your language. The person who don't have respect for Human - is talking about respect for dogs ? Can someone believe?

Dog Breed Info Share Kutta is used as a slang okay ? And yes respect should be earned. U could have decently used the word dog well when u can't show respect towards animals how do u expect me to show respect towards you ? Btw that comment wasn't for u but still u jumped in and just had to comment typically Indian always ready to start a mindless argument.

Aboriginals ultimately come from Africa just like other humans. But they lived in South and Southeast Asia before migrating to Australia.

@@adityanawani8134 that’s right Sri Lanka and they brought their dogs.

According to western sciecefiction n myth anything is possible according to their time god But yes that's what happened A couple of thousand year ago, l went to kochi kerala once and I was surrounded by aboriginals with a strange accent Cheers

@@georgemessenger7567 And women spear boomerang didgeridoo and percussions

@Dog Breed Info Share That's good to know, but sadly it is completely extinct in it's pure native form, as would be the dingo, if it weren't for an isolated population in Fraser island, zoos, reptile parks, etc. Sounds like the ones in the villagers are some 30 maybe 50% pure native, and resemble a dingo. It is possible to breed the mongrel out of the hybrid, it takes seven generations years of selective breeding. It seems as though you have an unlimited genepool. You would end up with the original of the Asian native wild dog. We call it an an Australian dingo. A couple thousand year ago it seems a few very black, probably persecuted lowcast Indians with there woman boomerang spear didgeridoo percussions and dog made there way here. Some 20 30 generations later history repeated itself and dog and owner was again persecuted blabla. The dogs everywhere throughout asia disguised as a despised mongrel scavenger, in reality it's a truly regal and handsome dog and a fighter truly supreme to every mongrel import, that's why it still survives battling on the streets Surely India has some record of the magnificent dog in its rich recorded history??? anybody???

When did it talk about tigers and lions?

@@hunterkiller1409 see @ 03:08 ..

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@@cijoykjose that means bite force quotient it's just a round about

@@cijoykjose it's not PSI that's an exact bite force