The Ancient History of Indian Pariah Dog

[@ProjectShivoham]

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[@tuttibagchi3174]

Indian street dogs are the best

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

My personal choice is Indian Dogs

[@UsefulYoutuber]

It Is Good That You Know English But Correcting Your Pronunciation Of PARIAH You Are Saying PARAIYAH.. IT IS CALLED PAREEAA Which Is For Pariah.. Pariyah Means Step Or Not Own ..

[@ProjectShivoham]

@@UsefulKZbinr In my mother tongue Telugu, we say పరాయి (Parāyi). May be that stuck on my tongue. Thanks for the pronounciation in Samskrutam though.

[@UsefulYoutuber]

@@ProjectShivoham It's Ok 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Pratik792]

The condition of the average Indian street dog today symbolizes the state of connection we have to our own roots, tradition and humanity!

[@nexa4524]

So true .

[@jeet-kun-do]

brvtal

[@xoxoxoxoxooxo]

In my area my all street dogs know my family and house they even provide security to my family members eat food rest inside our house when its inappropriate weather outside

[@YellowjacketXDD]

Well Said !

[@DR02S]

Yes brother. Very well said. Its a dismal state of affairs in our Bharat and it causes me a lot of pain. The punishment for being loyal and loving. 😢

[@CrookedKnight-xl4nn]

Stop getting foreign breeds. Adopt pariah dogs which are adapted to Indian conditions. I feel so bad that they are treated so badly. And, let us call it Desi Kutta. Pariah is so condescending a name that the British called it. Here’s a wiki passage about desi kutta: “Despite the Indian pariah dog being highly intelligent and easily trainable, the breed was intentionally downplayed during the British Raj by merchants who wished to sell their foreign breeds within the country.[22] Their popularity in the West in recent years, however, has resulted in hundreds of dogs being exported out of the Indian subcontinent.”

[@JagadguruSvamiVegananda]

You are urged to become VEGAN, since carnism (the destructive ideology that supports the use and consumption of animal products, especially for “food”) is arguably the foremost existential crisis.🌱

[@jagatsimulation]

People want to look cool by taking foreign dogs. But indian dogs are the best, have you heard of mudhol dog? They are strongest and fastest dogs in the world. These dogs are indian breed

[@biswaraj123]

100% True Facts

[@HearsH96]

I disagree, all dogs are special and all living things are equal. In India even humans living on the streets are treated horribly let alone dogs. In fact, if the demand for breezed dogs falls, they won’t hesitate to euthanize there dogs he wishes to sell. So it needs regulation. A better solution for stray dogs should be implemented like adoption, small enclosures etc but whether everyone will that public money should be spent on this is a difficult question

[@JagadguruSvamiVegananda]

@@HearsH96 Equality is non-existent in this phenomenal sphere. Equality exists in abstract ideas such as mathematics and arguably on the sub-atomic level ALONE.🤓 UNFORTUNATELY, it requires an intelligence quotient above double-digits in order to be able to comprehend such truthful concepts. 😛

[@PMASPHX]

I have adopted 9 street dogs and 11 stray cats we also have 3 cows 7 goats and 20 chicken love from Assam Kokrajhar BTR

[@endofwar059]

You know you could start a youtube channel or instagram handle to upload content related to all those animals you have got. Find a joyous person who can do this job and get a free source of income

[@maheshnallabothula6847]

Jai hind bhai❤

[@vivekpmc1992]

My personal choice is Indian Dogs ,they are confident, very smart ,alert ,healthy and friendliest . I love Indian dogs ...

[@ytskt]

Absolutely! We adopted one 10 years back instead of a throughbred foreign one... One of the best descision ever!

[@NewstatePlayer100]

They are confident like some indian people Kitne bure waqt Competition me bhi har nhi mante they are built different Isliye me toh khana deta hu unko

[@PawanRao007]

There are indian hounds as well btw. They are great dogs as well.

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many street dogs are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@yashaswinireddy9140]

Absolutely true 👍

[@ViGyaTam]

‘Pariah’ an outcast in Hindi. Prior to British rule, Indian dog breeds were mainstream. British introduced foreign dog breeds for trade tagging them ‘majestic’ and downplayed pariah calling them ‘cheap’. And the rest is history.

[@seshafarmspalmarosa1267]

Very interesting point ji...

[@Not_Deb]

If it's true then its sad we still call it with that name

[@porothashawarma2339]

Just call them Indies . Idk who uses this weird Pariah term ?

[@seshafarmspalmarosa1267]

@@ViGyaTam it all show how british used and coined this word to split us.... They planted a super virus in this society... Still it is alive....

[@CaesarT973]

Indigenous ❤️

[@siddharth2754]

There is a kala bhairava temple near my house and his companion is a dog. Always during aarti or abhishekam, the street dogs enter the temple and sit there quietly.

[@BeeThOven-e3l]

adi chunchun giri?

[@techien6212]

Truly indian pariah dog is very intelligent, resource optimised and never trouble others.

[@aashish9141]

I'm a dog lover but this statement is so out of touch with reality 😅

[@Hanumanjikishakti5]

@@aashish9141lol I think he don’t go outside . They will make you sprint runner at 5am or a cycling champion if u go out on cycle .

[@ifyouknowmeyoudontknowme]

True lol​@@Hanumanjikishakti5

[@adithyaarun8465]

i would not say "never trouble others". also it depends on the area aswell. FROM EXPERIENCE bengaluru dogs seems more aggressive but chennai dogs seem more calm

[@n31x]

@@Hanumanjikishakti5 fax

[@jyotisitapure9521]

The street digs are extremely smart. Some years ago a mucipal corporation trap bus came in my areaa to catch the street dogs. There were around 15 dogs in that area. When the bus came they were not able to find a single dog. The people searchex for two hours. After the trap bus went away, all dogs appeared from a terrace one by one.

[@ANKET47]

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[@salilphansekar9557]

Yes even I've witnessed it's true

[@vickydonor5922]

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[@Viewer87456]

😂😂

[@therewere2032]

😂😂😂😂😂 yes, our street dogs are smarter than the idiots employed by the municipal corporations

[@pia31415]

Nayanars (Tamil: நாயன்மார், IAST: Nāyaṉmār) the great 63 Tamil Hindu Shaivite saints from 6-8th CE literally mean 'hounds of Siva'. So till that time, they did not look down upon the dogs. But now you get the western interpretation of 'being a dog' which was classically used in the phrase "Indians and Dogs not allowed" by the British. Fools who can't even respect a great animal, you think they can comprehend a great culture. Then modern day bollywood is partly responsible for the 'sadak ka kutta' derogatory remark.

[@eternalthoughts-wu5lo]

All u said is right but dogs should not be allowed into bedroom ,kitchen inside house.It should not be given baths,dressed and fed anufactured petfoods.these are western ideas. no pampering dogs and making yourself their parents.That is ugly and beneth their dignity not ors our dogs must rome free in the streets,village and towns.capitivating is sin.even cows and milch animals should be grazed in the fields not be pertained to farm sheds.

[@aashish9141]

​@@eternalthoughts-wu5lowe humans are also not supposed to get a desk job & sleep on silk pillowcases.... I hope you go back to the original path of sanatana dharma i.e into the wild

[@andreamessiasgomes7118]

Just because you hate the west doesn't make what you said true. ​@@eternalthoughts-wu5lo

[@avinashchowdhary3468]

​@@andreamessiasgomes7118brother he is not criticising west in that way...our scriptures forbid dog in our home...they pee and poop ...it brings bad odour..bad odour attracts negative beings like ghosts and others...west destroyed its family...dog and cats are the family now...they are emotional support animals...

[@NewstatePlayer100]

​@@andreamessiasgomes7118 ah south american again

[@victordashmohapatra3546]

Bombay DOG Riots (1832) shows how much we used to care for Indian Dogs, we should stop using the word "Pariah" for a native species.

[@intro10000]

lets call it by their indian native name or kukkur (कुक्कुरः ) or Shvana (श्वान).

[@RB-fp8hn]

Thank you! I did not know about this (and I am sure most of us have no knowledge of this 1832 event).

[@arundeshmukh4382]

Suggest a name.

[@Sanatan_Rashtra99]

​@@arundeshmukh4382 Well a dog is called kukkur in Sanskrit

[@WisdomWell_original]

@@intro10000 true

[@jsmith3980]

Thanks for this video, I knew that Indians were the first to care for our dear friends....dogs.

[@aashish9141]

Dogs came with ancient humans... Indianness or any nationality wasn't a thing. Humans universally cared for dogs due to their usefulness 😊

[@jsmith3980]

ok one of the first / but 5300 is ancient and Indianness/ Bharat/ Sanatana Dharma has always been a thing since ancient times.

[@aashish9141]

@@jsmith3980 humans domesticated dogs 30000 years ago .. there was no such thing as Bharatiya/ Indian and especially Sanatana dharma 😂

[@jsmith3980]

@@aashish9141 5300 read the poster

[@blazer9547]

​@@jsmith3980 nah, its all recent invention. You're just a propoganda addict

[@patmclaughlin107]

Sanatana Dharma considers all beings to be holy and worthy. Dog is not considered dirty or bad.

[@GauravAgarwalR]

Except during Yagna!

[@NovahScott]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@parvadhami980]

Which yagna?​@@GauravAgarwalR

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

@@GauravAgarwalR Yagna is part of 4 Vedas which are symbolised as 4 Dogs. so what do you mean?

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Yes, the infinite eternal substratum of nondual existence is everywhere, in everybody. Shivoham 🙏♾🕉🚩

[@12440jayjay]

Interesting video and I enjoyed it! Dog is man's best friend. In Nepal around Diwali time they honor dogs by having a Kukur Tihar. Dogs are celebrated and pampered on this day.

[@baconhair5937]

there is also dog festival in China. Chinese also love dogs very much.

[@abcdqwerty3562]

@@baconhair5937Chinese love to eat dogs lol

[@ramanchaudhary2518]

⁠@@abcdqwerty3562only southern Chinese I think

[@heydaddy2471]

​@@abcdqwerty3562 Indian dogs taste better than those foreign breeds

[@abcdqwerty3562]

@@heydaddy2471 ok, insect eater

[@nishobit.1293]

It's an over 5000 thousand years old friendship between dogs and humans 🤗🥰

[@Disciplineiskey-sk9ey]

It's older than that ...since eternity

[@nrusimha11]

Thanks!

[@rachealsharma8547]

No one has made this kind of video till date in the history of KZbin!! Brilliant content ❤

[@NikVilluri]

In Telugu states, we call them Grama Simham, Village Lions

[@ytskt]

Didn't know this. Such a great name!!

[@preetamyadav7952]

Haha this is sanskrit name ...Grama means Gaon in hindi and simha means shing (lion) in hindi

[@proudhuman166]

Sanskrit is mother language of all ​@@preetamyadav7952

[@ranjittyagi9354]

​@@preetamyadav7952 Telugu has tons of Sanskrit words. What's the reason for "haha" except your ignorance of Telugu and its relationship with Sanskrit.

[@preetamyadav7952]

@@ranjittyagi9354 that was light laugh not mocking

[@nrusimha11]

"Unlike Indians, the Japanese people mostly keep native indigenous dogs as pets.The Japanese see their indigenous dogs as national treasure and put them on their currency notes. During second world war many of their indigenous dog got almost extinct due to bombing and diseases. They brought them back with lot of efforts."

[@Lite11-]

Japanese are educated, Indians think they are educated.

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@sb-bw4lp]

Yah but in them also pariah Gene's dominates ​@@Wisdom-vn7gc

[@nrusimha11]

@@Wisdom-vn7gc Fair point. It is, or should be, more the philosophy of promoting native bred dogs than of a purity test.

[@runajain5773]

​@@nrusimha11yeh a lot of people bring foreign dog and abandoned in street these foreign dog mixed with native fog next dog generation have new breed form

[@nrusimha11]

"‘Pariah’ an outcast in Hindi. Prior to British rule, Indian dog breeds were mainstream. British introduced foreign dog breeds for trade tagging them ‘majestic’ and downplayed pariah calling them ‘cheap’. And the rest is history."

[@ytskt]

Another important reason why Indians look down upon the Indian dogs is the influence of Islamic invasion. In Islam dogs are seen as evil and impure. In many Muslim dominated areas in India you won't find many dogs as they are killed off by poisoning and other means. Unfortunately many Hindus also picked up this Islamic habit and treat dogs really badly, esp in Northern India. It's high time we stop calling Indian indigenous dogs with derogatory colonial terms like pariah, kutta etc... We should learn from Japan how treat the indigenous dogs.

[@90RiderLow]

​@@ytskt could you please explain about the Japanese or point to some source?

[@ytskt]

@@90RiderLow Unlike Indians, the Japanese people mostly keep native indigenous dogs as pets.The Japanese see their indigenous dogs as national treasure and put them on their currency notes. During second world war many of their indigenous dog got almost extinct due to bombing and diseases. They brought them back with lot of efforts.

[@90RiderLow]

@ytskt I guess you must have visited Japan to know this

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

@@ytskt I think dogs are hated by Arabs but not other muslims with exceptions offcourse.

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

Thank you so much for this video. Thanks to the replacement of the Hindi word 'shwan' with the Urdu word 'kutta', and to some almost-Abrahamic practises of some Vaishnav sects, the socio-cultural image of the dog has been through a lot of denigration in a lot of Indian households. Dr Bibek Debroy's book Sarama and her Children is a great discourse on this topic. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@bleep0004]

Isn't kutta is from Prakrit and likely from kukkur?

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

@bleep0004 Can be. But the connotation that it has, the usage of it as a cuss word in phrases like "kutta kameena", "kutte ki maut", "kutte ki dumm", "kutte ki ilaka", "har kutte ka din ata hai", all seem very, very Islamic. Even in Christianity, there are concepts like "dog from hell", so the two Abrahamic cults have had their fair share of contribution in demeaning the stature of the dog here in India, knowingly or unknowingly.

[@bleep0004]

@@arjyaloganpaul5632 so they just used dog as an insult. Don't make kutta their word.

[@jsmith3980]

Muslims don't like dogs, maybe that's got something to do with it. My Indian grandfather had dogs 80 years ago , he had an Alsatian. But I love the 'wild' dogs of India, Dingos and others.

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

@@bleep0004 When you associate a particular animal with connotations of being sex-hungry, greedy, lustful and over-all menace, it DEFINITELY means that theologically you do have negative ideas about it. Even if the origin of the word "kutta" is non-Islamic, the usage of it, the implications of it, is HIGHLY Islamic.

[@sridharvasireddy4782]

Arvind garu, Namaskaram andee. What you have over these past few years is nothing short of exhilarating to every Sanatani that follows his / her Dharma with a passion and not to mention even to the not so passionate ones. Every video of yours is a masterpiece that needs to be celebrated and saved / archived for posterity for generations to come. The lengths you go to, to vividly explain each topic is simply astounding and commendable. There are legions of people that look forward to your videos with bated breath not only to gain the hidden knowledge of our resplendent Dharma and culture, but also to share it with family and friends. This sir, is your legacy. A legacy that is so stellar that will inspire many generations of Sanatanis to think, introspect and persevere the Dharma and its glorious traditions. Thanks a million for everything you do, so selflessly and with utmost conviction. Om Namah Shivaya 🙏🏼

[@charishraju2007]

I have seen Indian desi dogs surviving even in the reserve forests in Pench,Tadoba and Kanha ..they have survived through their intelligence and adaptability in regions infested by the big cats..

[@Sunnu-c9x]

We have adopted a rescue dog who is so loving..he is a part of our family and has travelled with us far and wide.. thanks Butter 😍

[@krishnaats7141]

What a beautiful narrative.. Jai Maa Bharati!

[@formobile4610]

Can't thank you enough for making this video. It's high time people should understand that we must adopt our Indian, indigenous breeds.

[@vivavois8966]

Hindus domesticated cow, dog, horse, elephant, created bull for agriculture.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Every animal. and every animal is connected to a diety.

[@SHU-be2lr]

​@@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108 even black cat... Which many ppl thought to bring misfortune.. But actually not

[@AARYAN-r1A1]

OX not BULL. bull is born naturally. OX is created by neutralizing a bull.

[@sabithasajan5564]

@@SHU-be2lr that superstition was created by xtians.

[@latvialava6644]

Interestingly all 4 of these Animals are very Sacred ( In Human realm ) for us including Crow, Eagle, Tortoise, Snake & Big Cats ( In Deva Realms ).

[@lakkarajushankar]

We adopted street dog. We are happy. Its brand is indi dog

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many street dogs are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@sura4542]

That's ok brother, they're doing good. ​@@Wisdom-vn7gc

[@srinjoymukherjee7950]

The history of Indian Street Dogs is much older than some religions out there. Proud of That. Jai Sanatani. Jai Pashupatinath 🧡🙏

[@arunareddy7254]

Thanks a ton Anirudh for this video I am taking care of our Indies for more than four decades and at this old age glad that younger generation has empathy towards our dear four legged friends. Keep it up znd Stat blessed

[@mnop-k7c]

Superb....other scientists have proven how the household mice has Indian origins, similarly-chicken domestication, now dog.....what this shows clearly is that ancient modern humans travelled or migrated from India to central asia, middle east, onto europe, east asia, and also mixed with local populations there creating the descendants of current peoples.

[@ss-ib8gm]

Even cow zebu is Indian and best in the world Indian Brahmin bull fetches in chores in Brazil

[@mnop-k7c]

@mrmap4875 you need to do some basic research on human migration sir....there is lots of data online--make some effort before posting lies and incorrect knowledge.

[@theresponsibleuser90]

A Soul is Soul !!! Any dogs can be loved, We should care about our Pariah dogs ❤

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@Shashank777raju]

Vahana of kalabhairava 🕉️🚩

[@SK-uz8vs]

Thank you so much for this. You are a blessing for people like me. I have always been vocal about picking Pariah/Desi dog over foreign breeds. Many Indian minds have been colonised and don’t realise the potential of our Desi dog, and how close to nature the breed is.

[@manjumaha2010]

It would be great if next video is on 'Varaha' and its importance in Indian society and Dharma!

[@ShukenOfficial]

This is the most random topic in this channel from the theology to the temple to the festival to the dogs

[@sb-bw4lp]

Not a random for your kind info there's divine dog also it's indras dog he's name us sarama

[@udvishani]

This was seriously surprising... the topic, the presentation(as always), but most importantly the point of view with which the entire Doc film is directed. Brilliant thinking and even more brilliant presentation... इति सर्वम शिवम्... UD...

[@MKirushnan3925]

Avoid using the word Pariah. It has some dark origin. British derived that word from a south Indian language, to defame a group of people in order to convert them.

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@swathanthrakumarg2281]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video on the most lovable and trustworthy animal on earth, linked with some ancient history and culture, very well-researched and fine-made video this is. Also, thanks for letting the world know about the Pariah. 🙏

[@noble_sword64]

If I’m not mistaken the Mayan civilization also had this belief that when a person dies the spirit of their dog guides them to the afterlife. There are a lot of similarities in the beliefs of ancient cultures. Not a lot of them have survived to this day, but Hindu dharma still remains strong.

[@Karthi4Vancity]

First, People should not call them self dog lovers when they go behind fancy breeds. Then, some breeds are not suitable to Indian weather and Indian crowded environment like Husky, rottweiler etc. Finally for those who consider Indian Pariaha, Different breed have different quality. Pariah dog is not ment for small apartment. They need nominal amount of exercise than small dogs. More effort to train than those pedegree dogs. Since these are not selectively breed, they have greater natural instinct to hunt, bark, chase than to play and always cuddle. No matter, They would be best companions.

[@tututoo6973]

Yes Rajasthan m husky pal rhe hai 😭🤦🏻‍♂️

[@sravi2802]

@ProjectShivoham - it should also be noted that the Mahabharata also begins with sāramēya being abused by Janamejaya's brothers early in ādi parva. This is a key story that elucidates several dharma-sūkshmas and puts in motion the chain of events that lead to the narration of the epic.

[@akshayvajanam725]

I Have A Pet Dog 🐕 but Did Not Knew About Its Relevance in Sanatan Dharm Dhanyawad I Now Know The Why Dogs Are Sacred To Bharat Bhoomi ❤

[@ambiladharma766]

What a great eye-catching video. Thanks for enlightening us about our culture. I had never thought of keeping a pet dog but now I really want to. And my pet will be the only street dog. I am not going to buy any foreign breed because we Indians have the best breed .

[@ytskt]

Good descision! They are most suitable for India... Very intelligent, friendly, without genetic health issues and hair shedding. They also live longer .

[@uranubhav]

Thanks for giving us this brilliant documentary ❣️

[@fortifiedgaming9999]

All animals are holy in their own way. If I kill a mouse , I offend ganesha, If If eat a bull , I offend shiva, if I take care of a pecock i earn the favour of subramanyan/kartikeya , Lions and tigers for devi, snakes for the nagas etc. It is like a protection mechanism for the animals, that enlightens and encourage us to coexist.

[@PraveenKumar-Narpavi]

The Karuppaswamy devata also has 2 pariah dogs accompanying him, you can see it on almost every single temple of karuppaswamy no matter how small it is. We can say it as pariah dog because most of the folk songs song ffor the devata mentions him have "Sen-nai" which refers to pariah dog in tamil nadu. interestingly Karuppaswamy is also believed to be born 5300 years ago

[@samskritamlearner]

Very well said, Indian street dogs are very intelligent. My mom used to tell us this story in my childhood. When my mom was pregnant and very near to due date, they were living in a small house. One dog came and digged out a hole in the backyard because it was also pregnant and getting ready to deliver its babies. So my mom went to her and requested like this "Look if you deliver your babies here then you won't let anyone come this way. I am also pregnant and soon guests will come to see my baby after my delivery and you may bark at them. Why do you want to trouble me at this stage. Can you please go somewhere else?". Looks like it left by evening and looked for another place nearby. My mom says they are very intelligent. My parents always feed the street dogs even when they had pet dogs. Now they are in their 70s and these street dogs are only their guardians at their home. What I mostly like in India is, food in normal households never goes waste because of dogs.

[@Tommyandersonskateboard]

So amazing! We have a caramel street dog here in Brazil too, we call them “caramelo de rua”. Thank you for the information ❤️

[@theyogicperspective]

Shows how the traditions of Hinduism are so reciprocally interconnected to Nature - that each being even as common as the street dog is given a similar value to that of a human if not more! 🌱 Thanks for sharing ProjectShivoham - Highly appreciate and recommend you to All - Hara Hara Mahādeva!

[@gravewalker34]

Sharvara and kervara is similar to cerberus. Cerburus used to be pronounced like Indian sharvara.

[@ytskt]

May be there is some ancient connection.

[@gravewalker34]

@ytskt there is no may be. Greeks are basically iranians. Y haplogroup J2a is majority greek branch which is of middle eastern origin.

[@SanSha2100]

Haganah (the militia that would become the Israeli defence forces) created a Intelligence dog unit of Pariah Dogs which were super intelligent. Today’s Israeli forces don’t use them because Pariah have intelligence of their own and choose to attack the enemy and cannot be forced to attack. Pariah are extraordinarily brilliant and in whichever Indian street these are living it is almost impossible for thieves or burglars or new person to commit a crime. But humans are becoming dumb and will not listen to alarms raise by them at the very first instance.

[@nripendrasingh19]

* Correction - Early humans likely started the process of domesticating wolves by interacting with wolf pups rather than fully grown wolves. While the exact details of how domestication occurred are still debated among scientists, the prevailing theory suggests that humans tamed and raised wolf pups, which would have been more manageable and adaptable to living with humans.

[@saptam1001]

Yes it's still debated, in fact, the debate extends to the real possibility that today's wolves came about when environmentally separated from much older tame dog species. So it's not really clear which came first.

[@padmaoruganti9179]

Beautiful , we have 2 indi dogs at home , both are rescued , lovely beings , happy , loyal and friendly , alert , thanks you Project Shivoham for this episode , Hare Krishna 🙏

[@shashwat7089]

Thank you!!

[@skadyan22aug]

God bless you 😇

[@sunnysun6232]

I thank you for your insights and invaluable service you provide with your research and presentations on our history and culture. I have Kaalbhairav Ashtakam recited by you on my phone and the way you have done it is genius. Your pronunciation is emancipate and every day I get closer to memorising it just by listening to you. Thank you.

[@vishnusudarsanam5375]

You missed about PandiKona dogs which are paraiah dogs from Telugu village Pandikona that especially guard villages from Tigers and Leopards. They even take those wild beasts one on one.

[@roronoazoro4293]

These street dogs always keep barking and chasing me on my bike but I find it cute and funny 😂 I often feed them and I think I have befriended them ❤ I also named one dog Sheru😎

[@Wisdom-vn7gc]

All Street dogs are not Indian Pariah dog or desi dog. Many are mixed breed mixed with other breeds especially in cities.

[@pravrajotia3838]

To all the Bholus, Kalus & Sherus out there !!!!! Cheers🥂

[@BH-yl1ni]

I have named my rescued puppy Pari in honour of Indian Pariah dog even though she is mix breed. However, people relate her name with fairy as this baby is very cute and very calm with known people 🧚‍♂️ ✨️ Only at outsiders and stray cats/dogs she barks, otherwise people doubt if she is mute. And such a good mannered - leave your own plate full of nonvege by her side, she will not touch it. And after walk she will not touch even her favorite food unless I take her to wash her feet. My Pari is a real darling baby.

[@Wixquisite]

Amazing informative video. Thank you

[@DrOtto-sx7cp]

It goes way deeper than this ... human & dog species have a extremely rare condition ... we share a gene ... think 'bout the implications.

[@ramakanthreddy3589]

Yes sir. Our dog is Indian dog / Pariah dog / desi / naatu / naattu dog... not the doberman/ german sheperd / alsatian, etc... Indian dog needs to be taken care of now, as these days many abandoned/lost non native foreign dogs are seen commonly in cities and even at the towns as well.

[@nadiyavemantalks]

Another great video! Thank you for this. It's amazing how dogs are associated with death. Fascinating ❤

[@radhikakumar2331]

Thank you so much for this video!!

[@KetanChopade-bu2le]

Everything about this video is amazing-the background music, the main voice, the explanations, the captions, and even the thumbnail. The only thing I think could be improved is the video visuals or the way the video explanations are presented. Keep up the great work!

[@avesatanas666]

Thank you making this video ❤🙏

[@DHunt-w2h]

The Indian street dog looks like some dogs that hang around my neighborhood. I live in the country side without animal control. So they live independent lives with humans giving them food and companionship.

[@hirensheth2978]

People in many areas of Gujarat still have tradition of parting a portion of their daily meals with Cow and Dog. And maybe in other parts of Bharat

[@randomsoul9970]

Beautiful video. Thanks for forcusing on these angels! We don’t deserve them 😢

[@Elizabeth-pd4sd]

Many thanks - Highly informative video as usual - however some 'dog' sources claim that the diminutive Chihuahua is the oldest breed originating in Mexico's Chihuahua Valley 10k years ago as a guard dog - if you ever get to hear one barking you may well believe it 🤣🤣🤣

[@himanshukuanr7832]

Chihuahua is the Rajpal Yadav of Dog Community 😂

[@suswsh07]

Indian Mastiff or Bully kutta .. famously known as Beast of East. Height Males 76-84 centimetres (30-33 in) Females 75-80 centimetres (30-31 in) Weight Males 70-90 kilograms (150-200 lb Females 60-70 kilograms (130-150 lb The Second International Dog Show at Islington Agricultural Hall, held on 28 May 1864 in London, showcased the Indian Mastiff among several other dog breeds.[11] The previous year, Edward, the Prince of Wales, and Princess Alexandra, entered an Indian Mastiff in the same show, along with a Newfoundland, Russian Tracker and two Borzois.[12][13] In 1884, Littell's Living Age said that historically, a "large Indian mastiff" was employed by kings "in the chase of wild beasts".[14] . which is mainly pet by Royals.. they used in War and in Shikar. 99% Indians doesn't know about this beast..

[@Pulikaeshi]

Its not Indian, it is just British dog mixed qith native dogs.

[@Xzongiokanawa]

Om namo Bhairavarudraayah namah

[@KasDlonewolf]

Om nahom bhairavarudraya namah 🙏🏻

[@LuckyBaby-IndieDog]

#MakeIndieDogsGreatAgain #AdoptDontShop thanks for doing this. We are on a mission to glamourize Indie dogs.. and few days back, we thought about the same idea.

[@MajidKhan-bd1to]

Also make videos on Indian mastiff, kombai, Rajapalyam and other indigenous breeds

[@Hookgame0834]

Great work 🙌🏻How much time it takes to research all resources and to publish podcast

[@yarakarajubhaskaravarma3816]

But the kind of violence they are facing now from humans (the companions they are dreaming of) is soo terrible.

[@introtwerp]

Yeah it’s horrible animals in general

[@anilamencherla5681]

Wonderful video. You have wonderful way of communicating. I watch all videos of Project Shivoham and also share

[@Huihui0321]

Why hindu worship animals, because they are older than allha Jesus 😂❤

[@vinaymann838]

😂 true.

[@SavitaDevi-ny5mm]

🕉🕉

[@Spiritualeye141]

That is humiliating as f***😂

[@Disciplineiskey-sk9ey]

And MORE USEFUL, beautiful, helpful, lovable than Lullah and Jesus 😂😂😂.. Jesus is trash ..lullah is same.. Getting angry 😡 who doesn't worship them 😂😂

[@DivyaTara-r6w]

I know this is off topic but, I would suggest you to make a video on Indian culture appropriation, specially on topic of Yog and Chakra. It is known but not widely talked about. More Indians should be aware of this. We should preserve our Dharma and culture!

[@-StarSeed-]

40'000 Years.

[@ytskt]

Yep!

[@andreamessiasgomes7118]

​@@ytskt 😂

[@KN47AI]

Great news! Could we have reference journals on genomic sequences on Indian dogs?

[@smmangopie]

India has has a huge problem of mistreatment of street animals.A large section of indian dogs are suffering in silence in our country.India has one of the highest rabies cases in the world.Ngo's and animal shelters are still not available in most parts of india.I have two street dog myself.People in our country don't like to adopt street dogs cause they are considered dirty and not very healthy smh they'd rather buy a foreign breed to flaunt their status😒.

[@jjj0nathan]

i once saw street dog licking the vomit of a man who had vomited from his car. the vomit was on the road and it was monsoon season. i have also seen cockroaches eat the poop of birds. animal world is crazy.

[@chilarai1]

Great video! It's unfortunate that this important and outstanding breed has been relegated to "pariah" status even when we have the fancy Kennel Club of India pontificating about foreign breeds. Why don't we have a breed name for them when so many other less visible Indian breeds have names? The Kennel Club should take this up. Our household at various times have had foreign breeds and the Indian Pariah. Both were dearly loved and affectionate but the latter was far more at home in hot, humid Indian conditions and more intelligent.

[@bass-13r]

Thank you for this amazing content 🙏🏼

[@ragub6]

Vaishnavites consider Dogs as impure because of its unhygenic scavenging practices. One story, a dog will enter the Sanctum Sanctorum of Srirangam temple. So they did mantra prokshanam and ritual for cleansing. Parasara bhattar said in a shloka. "People clean you when a dog comes, who will clean you because I entered" Refers to him being impure than a dog (a benchmark of impurity). Saivaites of course relate to Dog as a God itself...

[@sarveshsoomaroo468]

As always, thanks for your amazing research and light of our great Bharat 🙏

[@xoxoxoxoxooxo]

In my area my all street dogs know my family and house they even provide security to my family members eat food rest inside our house when its inappropriate weather outside 🐶

[@Pulikaeshi]

Very nice, watched the same history of Indian dogs in Praveen mohan channel and Even India has a three headed Dog the guardian of the underworld called "Sharvara" or "Kervara" like Greek "kerberos".

[@Phantom-z9y]

Indian dogs are far better than what we get in the market plus they are well adapted to our climate and easy to maintain

[@shirsoghosh4238]

The Santhal Hound which comes in shades of Rust colour, is the original dog you ought to be talking about. The street dogs are more modern and are mixed.

[@DeviCruickshank]

Thank you for all your information and videos.

[@shreyaslahoti7542]

Very insightful documentary! ❤ 🐕

[@pankajbhaban]

You forgot The loyal dog of our Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was named “Waghya”

[@aardraregi2790]

Parassini kadavu temple in Kannur, Kerala worships dogs too along with the deity Muthappan. Dogs freely roam the temple premises and no one has to fear them.

[@renukadevi6425]

Sir i thank you for giving this topic . We have to really take care of our indian breeds

[@60_vishalmahato15]

can anyone tell me the background chanting mantras ? whats the name of this mantr.

[@forestshade9451]

I will NEVER forget my pack... I have a happy and joyful childood memories because of them ❤. So long my darlings... 😘

[@PathumRajapaksha-ps7gf]

From Sri Lanka. This is the same dog that lives here. The oldest friends of our civilization. But after the whites came, many things changed. Our language, religion, clothing, culture, etc., were inferior, while theirs were superior. So much so that this affected our dogs as well. Now these dogs are commonly called "wild dogs". But these are the ones who have adapted to our environment, they have no diseases, they are intelligent, and they are clever. It is scary how the destruction caused by the whites affected even our dogs.

[@Aravind3741]

You missed janamejaya and sarama(dog) conversation

[@redburban1394]

Never knew about this Indian street dog ,it was educational and entertaining. I did like how you added dogs in other cultures. I was you didn’t say anything about the wolf that was behind the beginning of Rome? And I can remember seeing a symbol on the English royal seal or some other major European kingdom had wolves on their coat of arms. Before the Lion became the thing.

[@Layd36]

It's the same dog you never notice as nothing but street dogs but have been around for a long time and are more healthier and loyal than any of the artificial breeds made by foreigners who worship them for their poor health and neurotic issues