New Guinea Singing Dog
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In the 1950s Sir Edward Hallstrom brought the first pair of the wild New Guinea Singing Dogs to a zoo in Sydney, Australia.
New Guinea Singing Dog
"This is Bear, our intact male New Guinea Singing Dog, at three years old, relaxing on our bed. While aloof, he is definitely affectionate and often sleeps on the bed with us.
New Guinea Singing Dog
Discovered in the wild not too long ago, the New Guinea Singing Dog has ingrained 'wild dog' instincts that, with the proper training and socialization, can develop into a fantastic household companion.
New Guinea Singing Dog
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The New Guinea Singing Dog or NGSD originated in the island of New Guinea. It is a very rare breed that is difficult to obtain. However, they are kept in some zoos and fanciers.
The New Guinea Singing Dog is a rare breed with many unique and distinctive characteristics. Covered in fluffy hair, their small round head stretches into their long rectangular muzzle.
New Guinea Singing Dog: The New Guinea Singing Dog is a relative of the Dingo (the Australian wild dog) that is native to New Guinea. These dogs have the unique ability to howl like wolves.
NEW GUINEA SINGING DOG is another breed of a kind among the dog breeds. The name singing makes it seem like a social dog. It has another name as the resounding Rome dog. It is not that the dog sings. It has a great voice as it barks softly.
New Guinea Singing Dog was discovered in a feral state in its native land in the 1950s. Developed as both a hunter and as a source of meat for the natives, the Singing Dog is independent, an escape artist, and a fierce fighter.
New Guinea Singing Dog
Newfoundland
Norfolk Terrier
Norrbottenspets (Nordic Spitz)
North American Mini Australian Shepherd
Norwegian Buhund
Norwegian Elkhound
Norwegian Lundehund
Norwich Terrier
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever ...
also a Hound breed dog
-New Guinea Singing Dog
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also a Hound breed dog
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Among the most common varieties are the erect or pricked ears sported by many of the more wolf-like breeds, such as German shepherd and basenjis, and by semi-domestic canids, such as dingoes and New Guinea singing dogs.
Pendant Ears ...
Temperament: Cautious and shy in unfamiliar environments and with strangers.
*The New Guinea Singing Dog is closely related to the Australian Dingo. The NGSD is considered a wild dog and requires special training.
 See also: Dingo, Basenji, Australian Dingo, Retriever, Pariah Dog
  
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