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figures show that they have invested huge amount of money in the foreign breeds. Recently with the<br />
The<br />
increase of foreign breeds inside the country the breeds have taken another dramatic rise. The rise<br />
explosive<br />
actually benefiting the Indian market with good economical status and there by improving the quality of the<br />
is<br />
in the country but by reducing the popularity of the native breeds in country.<br />
stocks<br />
have been the part of the history of human beings before the written word. In ancient India the<br />
Dogs<br />
was highly regarded. The Indian Pariah, dog which still exist today consider to be the first truly<br />
dog<br />
dog in history and oldest in the world. Indian breeds are those who are originated from India.<br />
domesticated<br />
like paraiah,kanni, rajapalayam,chippiparai, kombai,cravan hound,Mudhol hound, Gaddi are some of<br />
Breeds<br />
lands.<br />
agricultural<br />
that were developed in India and originate from our country but have been ignored so much<br />
Breeds<br />
are now highly depleted in numbers. Most of these breeds are quite unheard of let alone seen by most of<br />
that<br />
people in India. The fad for international breeds leading to over-breeding of the popular Western breeds<br />
the<br />
also resulted in some Indian breeds almost becoming extinct. Certain individuals across the country<br />
has<br />
realised this issue and decided to revive many such breeds. As some of the other popular foreign<br />
slowly<br />
like German shepherds, Doberman, Rottweiler, beagles etc. were imported into the country the native<br />
breeds<br />
lost their popularity. Many of the leading kennels and popular breeders are refusing to breed these<br />
breeds<br />
like Rajapalayam and caravan hound are still raised in the urban areas with great pride and<br />
Breeds<br />
But the breeders in these urban areas are feeling really difficult in maintaining their pets cause as of<br />
passion!<br />
has been no financial support from the government. As result even these breeders are hesitating to<br />
there<br />
the breed.. The kennel club of India has taken various measures to improve the breed by organising<br />
develop<br />
speciality dog shows and are trying their best to recognise the breeds by F.C.I.<br />
breed<br />
government of India, Kennel club of India and various NGO’s need to put concreted efforts in place to<br />
The<br />
the breed in the country. Utmost emphasis on breeding pattern and developing the breeds,<br />
revamp<br />
the breeders will certainly make Indian breeds popular in the world of canine.<br />
encouraging<br />
- R. VIGNESH, II DAT<br />
OWN DOGS<br />
OUR<br />
the last decade foreign breeds have invaded Indian breeds in all aspects starting from dogs to cattle.<br />
IIn<br />
Indian dog breeds and are classified as sight hounds and is still yet to be recognised by the F.C.I. (<br />
the<br />
cynologique internationale). These breeds were developed to hunt, herd and safe guard the<br />
federation<br />
dogs because it’s not popular and does not have any commercial values.