About Breed
Indian Pariah is an intelligent and tough native dog that is adaptable and sociable. This breed is a survivor as it has a short, thick coat and perky ears and can survive in various climates and conditions. They are also loyal and intelligent as good companions and good watchdogs. Low maintenance, easy to take care of and full of life, they are great to keep around and are the best friends that the family should have active, loving, and resilient.
Origin
India
Size
Medium
Ideal Space
House with outdoor space
Top 5 Traits
- Disciplined
- Athletic
- Energetic
- Intelligent
- Fearless
height
50-61 cms (males)
45-56 cms (females)
Coat Length
Short
Coat Type
Double
Life Expectancy
12 - 16 years
Ideal Weather
20°C to 35°C
Weight
25-30 kgs (Male)
20-25 kgs (Female)
Color
- Brown
- Black
- Tan
- Brindle
- Fawn
- Cream
Job & Working Abilities
- Excellent guard dog with keen alertness
- Highly adaptable in tough conditions
- Strong scavenger and hunter instincts
- Loyal companion and natural survivor
Allergies & Hypoallergenic Status
- Not Hypoallergenic
- Minimal Shedding
- Rare Allergies
- Tough Skin
Common Behavior Issues
- Independent and cautious with strangers
- Strong territorial instincts present
- Needs early socialization training
- Can be stubborn without guidance
Travel & Adaptability
- Extremely adaptable to different environments
- Thrives well in warm and moderate climates
- Needs moderate space for daily exercise
- Comfortable with travel and outdoor life
Characteristics
The Indian Pariah is an adorable cross-breed of brains, brawn and loyalty. Already smart and fast on their feet, they are free-thinkers and prefer to discover and figure things out their own way. These are high-energy dogs with a lot of stamina and therefore they must have their walks daily or play with active games. They are faithful to their family, slightly reserved towards strangers and incredibly protective without being violent. They might not be in need of being cuddled all the time, but they are loving in their own silent fashions. They require low levels of grooming and are very healthy, thus are simple to keep, and are very adaptable as well, meaning they can be kept in literally any environment really a no-maintenance high-reward pet!
Pet Nutrition
The Indian Pariah dog is an active diet which is maintained by the balanced diet. Their diet mainly should be made up of carbohydrates 35 -45 %, which gives them the natural agility and stamina. Protein is to constitute about 20 - 27, which is important in keeping the muscles strong and healthy. Healthy fats, which can be 9 -14 serve the skin, coat and the brain. At 6 - 8%, the vitamins and minerals are important to the immune system and metabolism. The normal range of calories consumed is 800-1100 kcal per day which is manipulated according to age activity and health. Good food balanced diet keeps your Indian Pariah active, healthy and happy in life.
- Puppy - 600 - 900 kcal
- Adolescent - 900 - 1200 kcal
- Adult - 800 - 1100 kcal
- Senior - 700 - 900 kcal
Calories per day
List of Meat
- Chicken
- Turkey
- Beef
- Lamb
- Pork
- Duck
- Rabbit
List of Vegetables
- Carrots
- Beans
- Pumpkin
- Cucumber
- Lettuce
Diet Information
The Indian Pariah dog is an active diet, which is maintained by the balanced diet. Their diet mainly should be made up of carbohydrates 35 -45 % which gives them the natural agility and stamina. Protein is to constitute about 20 - 27, which is important in keeping the muscles strong and healthy. Healthy fats which can be 9 -14, serve the skin, coat and the brain. At 6 - 8% the vitamins and minerals are important to the immune system and metabolism. The normal range of calories consumed is 800-1100 kcal per day which is manipulated according to age, activity and health. Proper food balanced meals keep your Indian Pariah vigorous in fine condition and contented
- Millets
- Moong Dal
- Oats
- Rice
List of Carbs
- Apples ( without seeds )
- Bananas
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Watermelon
- Cantaloupe
- Pears
- Raspberries
List of Fruits
- Chicken Fat
- Beef Fat
- Fish Oil
- Olive Oil
- Flaxseed Oil
- Chia Seeds
List of Fats
Safe Foods
Dog safe foods also comprise of several types of lean meat, veggies, and healthy grains. Basic proteins in cooked beef, lamb, turkey, chicken, duck, venison, rabbit and egg whites are good. Fiber and nutrients are found in vegetables that include carrots, green beans, pumpkin, cucumber, and lettuce. Complex carbohydrates such as oats, millets and moong dal provide long lasting energy. Apples, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, watermelon, papaya among others are healthy snacks. Adequate fats obtained through fish oil, olive oil, flax oil as well as small portions of chia seeds provide omega fatty acids to the skin and coat.
- Chocolate
- Grapes
- Cooked bone
- Raw salmon
- Ham
- Frog legs
- Grapefruit
- Fried foods
List of Unsafe Foods
- Onions
- Raisins
- Raw pork
- Sausages
- Snake meat
- Lemons
- Essential oil
- Alcohol
- Garlic
- Avocado
- Raw fish
- Deli meats
- Turtle meat
- Limes
- Butter
Unsafe Foods
The chocolates, grapes, raisins, and cherries are toxic when fed to dogs. Onions, garlic, and leeks cause anaemia and the avocado sour upsets the stomach. Parasites, salt, and fat make raw pork, fish, and processed meats to be dangerous such as ham and sausages. Bones which are cooked are broken and bruised. This should be avoided in foods with high mercury like shark and swordfish, cereals with sugar, baked goods, as well as fried foods. Avoid essential oils, coconut oil and palm oil to avoid digestive disorders and pancreatitis. Other unsafe exotic meat includes turtle, frog legs, snake, horse and whale. Avoid feeding on white bread, pasta or meals that contain a lot of quinoa.
Pet Health
Common Health Issues
- Canine distemper
- Parasite infections
- Leptospirosis
- Parvovirus
- Ringworm infection
Energy Level
- High
Allergies & Hypoallergenic
- Not Hypoallergenic
- Minimal Shedding
- Rare Allergies
- Tough Skin
Well Being
- Exercise
- Agility Training
- Bonding
- Games
- Socialization
Recognizing Stress
- Changes in appetite
- Excessive barking
- Constant pacing
- Heavy panting
- Reluctance to move
- Increased laziness
- Decreased play
- Whining or whimper
- Avoiding eye contact
Exercise Routine
- 60 to 90 minutes
The Indian Pariah Dog is an image of natural toughness and wellness when it is taken care of with lot of care and affection. Having healthcare costs of between 600 and 1200 every month, they are affordable but live on regular check-ups. Not hypoallergenic and shed little, have infrequent allergies and have tough skin that is suited to the Indian climatic conditions. The stress indicators such as change in appetite, unnecessary barking, pacing, and decreased play cannot be overlooked despite being strong. They are usually health wise robust but may be susceptible to otherwise diseases such as canine distemper, parasites, leptospirosis, parvovirus and ringworm hence the need to ensure that they are immunized as soon as possible. Their active lifestyles require 60 -90 minutes of daily activity of walking, agility training, bonding and games workouts to balance their physical and mental health. The regular visits to the vet are to be made by puppies after every 3 4 weeks up to the age of 16 weeks after which bi annual or annual check-ups are to be made during adulthood and later in old age. The agility training and scent games keep them active and cheerful which is a sign of their smartness and instinctive behaviour. This native breed is healthy, faithful, and a good companion as a result of frequent treatment and observation.
The Indian Pariah Dog is an image of natural toughness and wellness when it is taken care of with lot of care and affection. Having healthcare costs of between 600 and 1200 every month, they are affordable but live on regular check-ups. Not hypoallergenic and shed little, have infrequent allergies and have tough skin that is suited to the Indian climatic conditions. The stress indicators such as change in appetite, unnecessary barking, pacing, and decreased play cannot be overlooked despite being strong. They are usually health wise robust but may be susceptible to otherwise diseases such as canine distemper, parasites, leptospirosis, parvovirus and ringworm hence the need to ensure that they are immunized as soon as possible. Their active lifestyles require 60 -90 minutes of daily activity of walking, agility training, bonding and games workouts to balance their physical and mental health. The regular visits to the vet are to be made by puppies after every 3 4 weeks up to the age of 16 weeks after which bi annual or annual check-ups are to be made during adulthood and later in old age. The agility training and scent games keep them active and cheerful which is a sign of their smartness and instinctive behaviour. This native breed is healthy, faithful, and a good companion as a result of frequent treatment and observation.
Pet Activities:
Engaging your pet in daily walks, fetch, or toys keeps your pet fit, mentally sharp, and well-behaved while strengthening your bond.
Daily Walks (45 - 60 minutes)
Indian Pariah Dogs thrive on regular exercise. Long daily walks not only fulfill their high energy needs but also stimulate their sharp minds. These sessions help reduce behavioral issues, reinforce discipline, and deepen the bond between the dog and the owner. They also benefit from exploring varied environments to satisfy their curious nature.
Agility Training (30 - 45 minutes)
Due to their athletic build and intelligence, Indian Pariahs excel in agility activities. Setting up simple courses with jumps, tunnels, and weave poles helps develop their coordination, strength, and confidence. It also keeps them mentally challenged and physically fit, which is crucial for this highly adaptable breed.
Interactive Play & Scent Games (20 - 30 minutes)
Engage their natural hunting instincts with games like treasure hunts or puzzle toys. Hide treats around the house or garden and let them sniff them out. These mentally enriching games satisfy their problem-solving skills and prevent boredom-related mischief, supporting their overall well-being.
Pariah dogs are naturally low maintenance however, with regular grooming they will always be in good condition. Bathing, brushing, ear cleaning, nail trimming, teeth cleaning, and eye cleaning are included in the monthly grooming cost of 700 -1200 rupees. They have low to moderate shedding rates, therefore, the weekliness of brushing is normally enough to take control of fur and decrease the mess. Grooming does not only focus on appearance grooming ensures cleanliness, regulates shedding, improves mouth care and deters odour. It is also useful in avoiding infections and ensuring good health. Frequent visits enhance the relationship between the pet and the owner, as well as keep the dog relaxed, healthy and happy.
Shedding Level
Low to Moderate
Hygienic Checklist
- Bathing
- Brushing
- Ear Cleaning
- Nail Trim
- Teeth Care
- Eye Care
Benefits of Grooming
- Maintains Hygiene
- Controls Shedding
- Enhances Oral Care
- Reduces Odour
- Infection Control
- Improves Wellness
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