• Indian Pariah Dog
• Rajapalayam
• Chippiparai
• Kombai
• Indian Spitz

Indian Pariah Dog

Caring for an Indian Pariah Dog is one of the least complicated and, compared to other breeds, the cheapest opportunity-one that is low-maintenance, hardy, and self-sufficient.

Grooming: Brush once a week; bathe once a month or as needed.
Feeding: Balanced home-made or affordable dog food (digests well Indian meals).
Exercise: 30-60 mins daily walk/play- very active breed.
Health: Very few health issues: needs basic vaccinations and deworming.
Training: Intelligent and street-smart and can be trained quickly with positive reinforcement.

Rajapalayam

Renowned for its regal appearance, strength, and loyalty, the Rajapalayam Dog is an indigenously majestic breed worthy of all admiration. The dog is a consummate guard and companion while being the ideal pet for the Indian climate in rural or spacious urban homes.

Chippiparai

An esteemed breed of sighthound from Tamil Nadu, India, the Chippiparai is noted for its speed, agility, and loyalt. Historically bred by royal families for hunting, this breed is considered emblematic of the region’s nobility. Active and energetic, Chippiparais require regular exercise to maintain health of both body and mind. Daily walks, runs, or play sessions in a fenced yard are suggested. Moderate grooming is required for a dog with a short coat such as the Chippiparai, which includes brushing to remove loose hair, with baths given as needed.

Kombai

Kombai dog is just wonderful for an Indian home, especially if you’re looking for a loyal and protective companion. Here’s what you should look for when you have a Kombai dog:

Why Kombai Dog Suits Indian Homes:
Homegrown Adaptation: This breed is a native breed from Tamil Nadu, so it naturally adapts to hot and humid climatic conditions in India.

Fierceness & Loyalty: Kombais are famous for their extreme loyalty toward the family and the brilliant guarding instincts they have, which attracts them as excellent watchdogs for home security.

Medium Size: They are actually medium-sized dogs, muscular and strong but not overwhelming, so they will fit well in homes with yards or even spacious apartments that exercise enough.

Low Grooming Requirement: The dog is of a short coat and therefore will only require an occasional brush and bath, which goes well with busy households.

Active & Energetic: They actually require daily exercise to be happy and healthy-ideal are long walks or running with the owner or even playtime in a secure space.

Indian Spitz

Walking in Indian cities today, one gets to see the ever-popular Indian Spitz, a small companion dog indicating intelligence and adaptability, as well as affection. This breed resembles a small version of the Samoyed or German Spitz. The breed became quite famous in the 1980s and 1990s when the dog “Tuffy” made his appearance in the Bollywood film Hum Aapke Hain Koun. Temperament: Friendly, alert, intelligent and playful.

Adaptability: Suitable for both apartments and houses; perfect for Indian climates.

Exercise Needs: Moderate; loves daily walking and playing with family members.

Grooming: Regular brushing is required to manage shedding and improve coat appearance health.