Indian Pariah
Indian PariahNature's Own Guardians with a Legacy of Survival
ABOUT Indian Pariah
Traits & Characteristics
Energetic
Social
Aggression
Bark
Intelligence
male
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-30 cm | 30-40 cm | 40-50 cm | 45-55 cm | 45-55 cm |
3-6 kg | 6-12 kg | 12-18 kg | 15-25 kg | 15-25 kg |
Ideal height: 45 - 55cm
Ideal weight: 15 - 25kg
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-30 cm | 30-40 cm | 40-50 cm | 45-55 cm | 45-55 cm |
3-6 kg | 6-12 kg | 12-18 kg | 15-25 kg | 15-25 kg |
female
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-28 cm | 28-38 cm | 38-48 cm | 40-50 cm | 40-50 cm |
3-5 kg | 5-10 kg | 10-15 kg | 12-20 kg | 12-20 kg |
Ideal height: 40 - 50cm
Ideal weight: 12 - 20kg
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-28 cm | 28-38 cm | 38-48 cm | 40-50 cm | 40-50 cm |
3-5 kg | 5-10 kg | 10-15 kg | 12-20 kg | 12-20 kg |
The Indian Pariah also known as Indian Pariah is an ancient breed native to the Indian subcontinent, with a lineage that dates back thousands of years. They were historically used as working dogs for hunting and guarding, adapting well to the diverse environments of India. Known for their intelligence and alert nature, Indian Pariahs are quick learners and highly observant, making them excellent watchdogs. Their adaptability and keen senses have enabled them to thrive in various roles, from guarding homes to assisting in search and rescue operations.
Heat Tolerance
Upto
35° C
Cold Tolerance
Upto
10° C
Indian Pariah
Indian PariahNature's Own Guardians with a Legacy of Survival
ABOUT Indian Pariah
The Indian Pariah also known as Indian Pariah is an ancient breed native to the Indian subcontinent, with a lineage that dates back thousands of years. They were historically used as working dogs for hunting and guarding, adapting well to the diverse environments of India. Known for their intelligence and alert nature, Indian Pariahs are quick learners and highly observant, making them excellent watchdogs. Their adaptability and keen senses have enabled them to thrive in various roles, from guarding homes to assisting in search and rescue operations.
male
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-30 cm | 30-40 cm | 40-50 cm | 45-55 cm | 45-55 cm |
3-6 kg | 6-12 kg | 12-18 kg | 15-25 kg | 15-25 kg |
Ideal height: 45 - 55cm
Ideal weight: 15 - 25kg
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-30 cm | 30-40 cm | 40-50 cm | 45-55 cm | 45-55 cm |
3-6 kg | 6-12 kg | 12-18 kg | 15-25 kg | 15-25 kg |
female
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-28 cm | 28-38 cm | 38-48 cm | 40-50 cm | 40-50 cm |
3-5 kg | 5-10 kg | 10-15 kg | 12-20 kg | 12-20 kg |
Ideal height: 40 - 50cm
Ideal weight: 12 - 20kg
0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
---|---|---|---|---|
20-28 cm | 28-38 cm | 38-48 cm | 40-50 cm | 40-50 cm |
3-5 kg | 5-10 kg | 10-15 kg | 12-20 kg | 12-20 kg |
ABOUT Indian Pariah
Traits & Characteristics
Energetic
Social
Aggression
Bark
Intelligence
Heat Tolerance
Upto
35° C
Cold Tolerance
Upto
10° C
Best Diet for Indian Pariah
Carbohydrates
30 - 50%
Protein
18 - 25%
Fats
8 - 16%
Essentials, Vitamins & Minerals
6 - 8%
Fiber
2 - 4%
Total Kcal
800 - 1,200
Must have meal for a Indian Pariah
Indian Pariahs should be fed a balanced diet with high-quality protein (like chicken or fish), whole grains (such as rice or oats), and vegetables (like carrots or peas). They should have 2 meals a day, with portions adjusted based on their size, activity level, and health needs to ensure they stay healthy and energetic.
What to avoid?
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like grains and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
Organic homely food that your pet might love
Organic home-cooked meals for Indian Pariahs should include lean proteins, whole grains, and vegetables. Avoid salt and additives. Ensure a balanced diet with proper protein, fats, carbohydrates, and essential nutrients. Adjust portions based on the dog's size and activity level, and consult a vet for optimal nutrition.
Two must follow steps for home cooked food
- Preparing home-cooked meals may be time-consuming and nutritionally incomplete, consider adding dog food toppers or supplements to make up for the lack of nutrients
- Indian Pariahs need Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to support healthy skin, a shiny coat, and joint health. These essential fats also help reduce inflammation and boost overall immune function.
Apples
Provide vitamins and fiber; remove seeds and core before feeding.
Carrots
Rich in beta-carotene, they support vision and digestion, making them a crunchy, low-calorie treat.
Green Beans
Low in calories and high in fiber, aiding digestion and keeping them full.
Pumpkin
Great for digestive health, pumpkin is loaded with fiber and can help regulate bowel movements.
Training & Activity For Indian Pariah
Indian Pariahs need about 1 hour of daily exercise, including walks, running, and playtime, to stay fit and healthy. They are intelligent and respond well to consistent, positive-reinforcement training, making them quick learners and well-behaved companions.
Make Your Pet a Smarty Pants!
Indian Pariahs need around 20-30 minutes of mental exercise daily to stay sharp and stimulated. Activities like puzzle toys, obedience training, and problem-solving games help challenge their intelligence and prevent boredom-related behaviors.
Kuddle Recommends
Interactive, Puzzle toys
Pawsome Physical Fitness
Indian Pariahs need about 45 minutes to 1 hour of daily physical exercise, which can include walks, running, and interactive play. Regular exercise keeps them fit, prevents boredom, and supports their natural agility and energy levels.
Kuddle Recommends
Leash & Chew toys
Professional Pet Training
Training for Indian Pariahs is important for harnessing their intelligence and energy. Consistent, positive reinforcement helps them learn commands, build good behaviour, and integrate well into family life. Proper training ensures they are well-adjusted, obedient, and well-socialised.
Kuddle Recommends
Training Treats
Vet Visits
Vaccination Schedule
First
6-8 week
Second
10-12 week
Third
14-16 week
Regular
Yearly once
Essential Grooming and Care for Indian Pariah
Grooming
Indian Pariahs have a low-maintenance coat. Brush once a week, bathe as needed (every 6-8 weeks), and check ears regularly. Trim nails every 3-4 weeks. This simple routine keeps them clean and healthy.
Brush & Bath guide
Indian Pariah Dogs have a short, low-maintenance coat, but regular grooming is still important. Brushing should be done daily or every alternate day to remove loose fur, dirt, and promote healthy skin. Bathing can be less frequent, around once a month or as needed, to keep their coat clean without stripping natural oils. This routine helps maintain their coat’s health and overall hygiene.
Nail clipping & Paw care
Indian Pariah dogs should have their nails trimmed every 3-4 weeks to avoid discomfort. Regularly check their paws for debris and ensure the paw pads are clean and healthy. This routine helps maintain their overall paw health.
Ear Cleaning
Indian Pariah dogs should have their ears checked regularly, about once a week, for dirt or wax buildup. Clean them as needed with a vet-approved ear cleaner to maintain ear health and prevent infections.
Period Care
During her period, use doggy diapers, provide comfort, and monitor her health. Keep her calm with extra attention and gentle care to ensure she feels secure.
Dental Care
Indian Pariah dogs should have their teeth brushed 2-3 times a week with a vet-approved toothpaste. Regular dental chews can help reduce tartar buildup. Routine vet check-ups will also help ensure their oral health is maintained.
Grooming
Indian Pariahs have a low-maintenance coat. Brush once a week, bathe as needed (every 6-8 weeks), and check ears regularly. Trim nails every 3-4 weeks. This simple routine keeps them clean and healthy.
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Brush & Bath guide
Indian Pariah Dogs have a short, low-maintenance coat, but regular grooming is still important. Brushing should be done daily or every alternate day to remove loose fur, dirt, and promote healthy skin. Bathing can be less frequent, around once a month or as needed, to keep their coat clean without stripping natural oils. This routine helps maintain their coat’s health and overall hygiene.
Ear Cleaning
Indian Pariah dogs should have their ears checked regularly, about once a week, for dirt or wax buildup. Clean them as needed with a vet-approved ear cleaner to maintain ear health and prevent infections.
Nail clipping & Paw care
Indian Pariah dogs should have their nails trimmed every 3-4 weeks to avoid discomfort. Regularly check their paws for debris and ensure the paw pads are clean and healthy. This routine helps maintain their overall paw health.
Period Care
During her period, use doggy diapers, provide comfort, and monitor her health. Keep her calm with extra attention and gentle care to ensure she feels secure.
Dental Care
Indian Pariah dogs should have their teeth brushed 2-3 times a week with a vet-approved toothpaste. Regular dental chews can help reduce tartar buildup. Routine vet check-ups will also help ensure their oral health is maintained.
Health Conditions for Indian Pariah
Indian Pariah dogs are generally healthy and hardy, with a strong constitution and low incidence of major health issues due to their natural adaptability.
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