Archive for the ‘Carolina Dog’ Category
Tan and white male Carolina Dog
The Carolina Dog, or American Dingo, is a type of pariah dog discovered in the late 1970s. They were located living in isolated stretches of longleaf pines and cypress swamps in the Southeastern United States. They are dogs of medium size, with a fawn coat and frequently a melanistic mask.
Cuttiest little puppy - Carolina Dog and it owner
Some ancient paintings and rock art of Native Americans depict dogs that have physical traits similar to those of Carolina Dogs. Carolina Dogs also have a ginger-colored coat that is found on other wild dogs, including Australian Dingoes and Korea’s native dog, the Jindo.
Handsome adult dogs - Carolina Dogs
Also, fossils of the dogs of Native Americans exhibit similar bone structures to Carolina Dogs. Brisbin found a resemblance between 2,000-year-old skulls and those of the Carolina Dogs, but concluded that there was too large a difference to prove any connection. Along with this, DNA testing has pointed to a link. Height: 17-24 inches (45–61 cm.) Weight: 30-44 pounds (15–20 kg.).
Posted in 
Tags: 