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Canaan Dog - Pictures

The saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Check out the many different Canaan Dog Pictures and Canaan Dog images. Get an in depth look at the Canaan Dog and see the many things that this breed has to offer.

Canaan Dog - Overview and History

The Canaan Dog, also known as Canaanic Dog, the Israel Canaan Dog, the Kanaanhond, the Kanaan Hund, the Kelef Kanani, the Kelef K’naani and the Pariah Dog, is the National Breed of Israel and dates back to Biblical times where it was used as a sentry and herd dog for nomadic people. They later were trained to detect land mines during times of war, and after that to perform as valued guide dogs for the

Canaan Dog - Temperament

A gentle breed with energy to spare, the Canaan Dog loves to run, but will happily pack it in at the end of the day for a nice relaxing nap by the fire. Canaans are an incredibly agile breed, able to completely change direction on a dime, even at high speeds. They are light footed and clean – they never smell “like a dog,” and make excellent housemates. Farmers like the Canaan for their ability

Canaan Dog - Breed Recognition

The Canaan Dog was first recognized by the Israel Kennel Club in 1953 and by the FCI (Federation Cynologique Internationale) in 1966. The first accepted standard was written by Dr. Menzel.The Kennel Club in the United Kingdom officially recognized the breed in 1970.In 1986, the first Canaan Dogs dogs were brought to Finland from Sha'ar Hagai Kennel, in Israel.On September 7, 1965, Dr. Menzel sent four dogs to Ursula Berkowitz of Oxnard, California, the first

Canaan Dog - Physical Characteristics

Canaan Dogs are medium-sized, sturdy dogs who sport long, bushy tails that curl over their backs. They have wedge-shaped heads with black noses, almond-shaped eyes with dark rims. Their eyes are expressive and often described as inquisitive. The Canaan's ears are erect, but sit low on the head and taper in shape from base to tip. They have round feet like a cat and their pads are hard. Their double coat was designed to protect

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