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    最も古い犬種を解き明かす | 歴史に生きる21の伝説

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    最も古い犬種を解き明かす | 歴史に生きる21の伝説

    Ancient Dog Breeds are living links to the past, carrying thousands of years of history in their DNA. From the mystical New Guinea Singing Dog to the majestic Tibetan Mastiff, these breeds have remained remarkably unchanged, preserving their primal instincts, physical traits, and legendary roles. In this video, we’ll uncover 21 of the most ancient dog breeds, exploring their origins, unique characteristics, and their lasting impact on human history. Don’t miss this journey into the canine past!
    01:17 Saluki – The Royal Greyhound of the Desert
    03:07 Greenland Dog – The Arctic’s Untamed Powerhouse
    04:40 Afghan Hound – Elegance Woven Through Time
    06:16 New Guinea Singing Dog – The Most Primitive Ancient Breed
    07:57 Tibetan Mastiff – The Ancient Guardian of the Himalayas
    09:30 Dingo – Australia’s Wild Survivor
    11:18 Chow Chow – The Lion Dog with a Blue-Black Tongue
    12:40 Shar Pei – The Wrinkled Warrior of the Han Dynasty
    14:02 Pharaoh Hound – The Sun-Kissed Relic of the Mediterranean
    15:22 Basenji – The Silent Shadow of Africa
    17:06 Xoloitzcuintli – The Ancient Guardian of the Aztecs
    18:38 Peruvian Inca Orchid – The Ghostly Hound of the Andes
    20:02 Canaan Dog – The Desert Sentinel of the Holy Land
    21:35 Alaskan Malamute – The Arctic Titan
    23:03 Siberian Husky – The Arctic Nomad
    24:28 Akita Inu – The Silent Guardian of Japan
    25:46 Shiba Inu – The Fox of the Ancient Forests
    27:13 Samoyed – The Snow-White Guardian of the Arctic
    28:37 Carolina Dog – The Ghost of Ancient America
    29:56 Sloughi – The Silent Hunter of the Sahara
    31:18 Thai Ridgeback – The Shadow of the Jungle

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    26 Comments

    1. @edwardsdeacon on

      🤔🤔🤔 The NGSD ( New Guinea singing dog ) is not a domesticated dog it is a wild dog type/breed and New Guinea isn’t in Africa it’s part of Melania in the North Pacific Ocean close to Australia.

    2. @shaifarber4243 on

      What an idiot!!! Whoever did the graphics for the New Guinea Singing Dog KNOWS NOT where New Guinea is! The map focuses on Guinea which is an AFRICAN country! New Guinea is the western part of Papua-New Guinea which is the 2nd largest island in the world resides north of Australia. The dog's description is for the most part quite correct. in the mid 20th century they almost became extinct. Indonesia which control that area was of no help in preserving the breed. It is a Muslim country, and as such consider dogs to be a very lowly and to be avoided (kafir). It is very interesting that the Saluki , the Afghan, the Salughi, and almost all the sight hounds have originated in countries who are now Muslims. Despite the tribes who own these dogs being Muslims, they regard these dogs with reverence. It is probably because they owned and used these breeds way before they became Muslims. The Bedouins in the Middle East deserts, or the Tuareg in the Sahara desert adore the dogs as much as their Arabian horses, and camels.

    10. @LouAlvis on

      AI voices Took My Jobs. yeah, better now but still, mispronunciations grate on my ears
      and make me distrust a channel Half way thru? yeah, this was more fake slop

    14. @enkisdaughter4795 on

      Re the Pharaoh Dog, recent DNA testing has confirmed that the breed is a relatively recent development from other breeds.

      It apparently became genetically distinct from the Sicilian Cirneco dell'Etna no more than two hundred years ago.

    15. @gazepskotzs4 on

      Pharaoh hound is my favorite! A friend of mine had a Staffordshire/Sharpei hybrid the sweetest dog ever. He was more like a Sharpei. Rip Django!

    19. @pattycoe7435 on

      My first dog was a chow/German shepherd mix. She had the shepherds’s coloring with the black tongue. The most loyal and smartest dog ever.

    20. @tommunyon2874 on

      Up the street from my childhood home in the 1960s was a family that kept both Salukis and Afghans. Interesting to see both breeds in this presentation.

    21. @aliciahowell9617 on

      I love getting to see so many Sighthounds in a video. I’ve adopted retired racing greyhounds for 25 years and adore their sweet, gentle disposition and incredible athleticism. 4/5 of mine have been Pet Therapy dogs and all have been really wonderful family members. They sleep 16+ hrs a day and can be quite lazy. But2-3 times a week, they will sprint around our fenced in yard at about 30 mph. On the track, they can go from 0 to 40 mph in just 6 strides! It’s really beautiful to see and they love to show off how fast they are by running right a me and darting away at the last second. All of miles have been XL big boys weighing over 90 lbs. The XL boys tend to be overlooked due to their size but they really are the sweetest gentle giants.

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