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Hello,
I have kind of an odd request since the dog I'm writing about isn't mine. I've found it in a discussion group about native dogs and their resembling breeds (like CD, NGSD, Canaan Dog). The dog owner just wanted to introduce her dog to the group, wrote something about it and posted pictures. But by what she wrote and how the dog looked, I became curious. Yes I know this is kinda annoying and silly, but I am already jittery about my "idea".
This is the dog:
She wrote that it was found in the forest, alone, not as a stray more as wild dog. It acts unusually - doesn't bark, doesn't wag, if it is pleased, it nibbles on the hand or face and growls. She wrote that the dog can climb (climbed a tree to catch a squirrel) and runs extremely fast. Reacts aggressive to strangers but is very protective and kind to its owner but also hard to train.
Could it be that the dog is a dingo or a dingo dog mix? Or probably a Carolina Dog or Canaan Dog mix?
I have kind of an odd request since the dog I'm writing about isn't mine. I've found it in a discussion group about native dogs and their resembling breeds (like CD, NGSD, Canaan Dog). The dog owner just wanted to introduce her dog to the group, wrote something about it and posted pictures. But by what she wrote and how the dog looked, I became curious. Yes I know this is kinda annoying and silly, but I am already jittery about my "idea".
This is the dog:




She wrote that it was found in the forest, alone, not as a stray more as wild dog. It acts unusually - doesn't bark, doesn't wag, if it is pleased, it nibbles on the hand or face and growls. She wrote that the dog can climb (climbed a tree to catch a squirrel) and runs extremely fast. Reacts aggressive to strangers but is very protective and kind to its owner but also hard to train.
Could it be that the dog is a dingo or a dingo dog mix? Or probably a Carolina Dog or Canaan Dog mix?