Salukis, also referred to as the "Royal Dog of Egypt," are very old. Their hunting prowess and quickness won them great respect.
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The Central African breed of Basenjis is referred to as "barkless dogs." Tombs of the ancient Egyptians have depictions of them.
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Afghan Hounds have thousands of years of history. They were developed for hunting in the Afghan mountains.
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In China, Shih Tzus were trained to be the companions of the nobility. Their name translates to "Lion Dog," and Chinese aristocracy adored them.
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Chinese aristocracy revered Pekingese as sacred pets, as they were bred to resemble Chinese lions. In China, their past is filled with legend.
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Xoloitzcuintlis, also called Mexican Hairless Dogs, have existed for more than 3,000 years. The Aztecs regarded them as sacred.
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For ages, Tibetan Mastiffs have protected cattle in the Himalayas. They are renowned for their size and protective demeanor.
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Nomadic reindeer herders from Siberia utilized Samoyeds as sled dogs and for herding.
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