02-14-2012, 02:58 AM
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Originally Posted by TLyttle
Let me see... North Carolina... cold... Sorry it just doesn't compute!  Besides dogs have fur coats: it gets really cold here, but never heard of a dog freezing to death!
Dogs make good heaters too  the Indians used them to keep warm with during the night, the coldness was determined by how many dogs it took to keep warm during the Night, Ever heard of 3 Dog Night  LOL
http://www.iidoba.org/standards.htm
The American Indian Dog has been traced back to 30,000 years in North & South America. Mainly the many groups of Plains Indians in the United States developed the dogs. It was very important to their entire culture. For thousands of years, Native Americans used these dogs for hunting, tracking, guarding and herding. They were also used as pack animals, and would pull the family’s travois as they moved or migrated. They would keep their owners warm at night, and provide wool for weaving and trading. A thinking breed, these dogs are very instinctual and territorially conscious. This creates an intense bonding, shown in pack loyalty to their family. They are never vicious, but always alert and tend to be cautious with strangers. They are excellent home and family watchdogs, capable of adjusting to any environment. Working versatility is one of the breed’s exceptional qualities.
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