Native American Dogs ,Hare Indian Dogs, Common Indian Dogs, or all the medium sized types from all
the Native American groups from Alaska to the tip of South America were all very similar. These medium sized (coyote type)
dogs were used chiefly by the Indians as beasts of burden, for hunting bear, running down deer, and corralling bison. They
served as watchdogs, bed warmers, and baby sitters, even for food for symbolic or ritual purposes during times of famine.
They were medium sized, with large erect ears and a medium sized, bushy tail. Their coat was rather rough, usually pale
yellow, brownish yellow, or a lead gray mixed with lighter or white-ish sable.
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