Caravan of dog:
The Afghans, Mongols, Persians and Arabs brought many hounds, such as Afghanistan and the Saluki when it came to India. The dog was probably Caravan their ancestry to these dogs. They are so called because he used to travel with the caravans from one place to another.
This breed was usually selectively by the villagers to withstand the weather, hunting or immune to many diseases and has lots of energy.
They are very attentive and eager.
Mudhol Hound:
Mudhol Hound is a sturdy dog and a dog's eyesight. But it has a separate temperament and the male has a tendency to attack at times.
Mudhol dog is placed obliquely. They give the dog an intelligent expression.
It is a dog that needs plenty of exercise and movement. Can not be handled in confined areas. They are ideally used for racing and hunting, although they make good companion and guard dogs.
Chippiparai:
The Chippiparai is a hunting dog native to southern India in particular the district of Thanjavur.
The dog is one who does not like being petted fed by someone other than the owner or handler.
It has an independent mind. Chippiparai has a compact body built to pursue streamlined game.
It takes very little preparation and enjoy the outdoors. Their food needs are very minimal. It is very tough and resilient to climate change.
