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The beautiful country of India is famous for many unique things, such as Bollywood, the Taj Mahal, butter chicken, delicious Indian curry, and more. But did you know India is home to some of the most exotic and interesting Indian dog breeds? As the second most populous country, it’s no surprise India is full of fascinating dog breeds – both native and foreign. In fact,India has over But unlike breeds from smaller countries, Indian dogs seem to vary much more in looks, personalities and special traits. That being said, here are the 21 wonderful dog breeds of India that you’ve never heard of, but really should. RECOMMENDED: All Indian Dog Breeds Most of the indigenous dog breeds in India are quickly heading towards extinction, due to a recent surge in demand for western dog breeds. This trend has led to the over-breeding of foreign dogs, but also the under-breeding of Indian dogs. Although people and organizations in India are trying to revive the near-extinct native dogs, they are still considered rare to uncommon dog breeds today. Most of these Indian dog breeds will be difficult to find, even if you are in India. All Indian dog breeds include the Indian Spitz, Gaddi Kutta, Bully Kutta, Mudhol Hound, Pariah dog, Kaikadi, Taji, Rajapalayam, Pandikona, Jonangi, Bakharwal, Tangkhul, Kombai, Rampur Greyhound, Chippiparai, Vikhan Sheepdog, Mahratta, Sinhala Hound, Kumaon Mastiff, Gull Dong and the Gull Terrier. 1. Gull Terrier Highlights: Cautious, Protective, Loyal The Gull Te...

(Top left photo shows him a few days before he got killed.) RIP, sweetheart. How many more deaths does it take to finally get speed control on the recently refurbished road in our area in Uttarakhand, North India? The most recent deadly accident due to a speedy inconsiderate driver is this big adult dog. He died a couple of days ago, hit by racing bus. We are heartbroken as it is not the first case. The situation is serious as many drivers of motorbikes, passenger cars, buses and trucks take this road as racing track. Great to have new surface roads and be able to drive smoothly, but sadly there are many reckless drivers who go full speed through our residential and school area. We have motorway-like roads but zero security measures in place. Zero pedestrians for people to walk. Zero speed limiting measures, not even simple signage! I implore all drivers to slow down and be attentive. We have children, students, old people, cows and dogs walking on / along this road all day long, from early morning. And I ask the responsible decision makers to do the needful to make the roadsides save again – for people and animals. If drivers are not forced to slow down, the new roads will be dangerous, life-threatening public places. Proactive measures could be painted lines, radar trailer, digital solar-powered “your speed” lightsigns, speed bumper / chicanes, standard speed limit signs and / or penalties. Life is precious. And every car is a potential weapon. Bhavin grieving It is Janu...