Chippipara Breed description: Character & Co

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Chippiparai - non-recognized Indian dog breed in profile

The Chippiparai is a dog breed that is not recognized by the FCI. However, it is registered in the Kennel Club of India, which represents the FCI in India. These four-legged dogs, also known as Thanjavur dogs, are very elegant and seduce with an absolutely proud look. No wonder that these dogs were the declared favorites of Indian princes and nobles. In our latitudes, Chippiparais are very rare and even in India itself, the pure bloodline of these noble dogs is in danger of dying out soon, as many breeders like to cross them with other dog breeds.

What is the origin of Chippiparais?

The Chippiparai originates from India and is an Indian greyhound whose ancestors are probably the Salukis. The exact home of these quadrupeds is Tamil Nadu, where they were bred for the royal families of Tirunelveli and Madurai. Chippiparais are said to be closely related to Salukis and Sloughis from Egypt, which reached India by sea at that time.

Chippiparais were also used in manorial hunting. They are fast hunters and also retrieve excellently.

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Alternate Name	Thanjavur Dogs
Origin	-
Life expectancy	10 - 14 years
Care requirements	low-maintenance

Activity level	high
FCI group	not recognised
AKC group	not recognised
KC group	not recognised

Characteristics

What are typical character traits of Chippiparais?

These dogs have a very unique character. They bind themselves with an enormous devotion to a reference person. Often these four-legged friends not only let themselves be led by this person, but also only want to be fed and cared for by this one person.

The Chippiparai is stubborn and shows a very independent behavior. By no means are these four-legged friends suitable for beginners. They are great watchdogs and very territorial. They defend their territory at all costs and are not very compatible with other animals. In any case, you will have to attend a dog school with your Chippiparai and this breed needs a very consistent, strict but loving education.

Chippiparais are:

intelligent
brave and loyal
persevering

They feel very comfortable with an active dog owner, preferably with a well secured garden. The hunting instinct of these dogs should never be underestimated and these four-legged friends are in no way suitable for free running. Even though these pelt noses are so independent, they hate to be left alone for long periods of time. The Chippiparai wants to be with you all the time and everywhere and is definitely not a dog that can live in a kennel. If the Chippiparai is neglected, it will develop destructive and destructive behavior.

Character

energetic
intelligent
loyal
brave

Usage

Hunting Dog

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Breeding

What are typical diseases of Chippiparais?

Typical breed diseases are not known in the noble Indians. However, they need a lot of exercise and also mental workout, so that they remain balanced. These dogs are uncomplicated in their care as well as in their nutrition, as long as they are cared for by their caregiver.

Chippiparai breeding - where, how, what?

These dogs are very rare, so you should definitely trust a qualified breeder. Only then you can be sure to get a purebred and healthy Indian Greyhound.

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What are the breed characteristics of the Indian Pariah?

These hunting and greyhounds catch the eye with their distinctive streamlined body with a broad chest. The head is elongated and slightly domed. These quadrupeds always have dark eyes and long, small, pointed ears that can stand or hang.

Appearance and coat of the Chippiparai

These dogs have a very coarse, thick and dense short coat. This must be close to the body. They are usually fawn, or doe-colored, but can also come in reddish-brown, black, and silver-gray. White markings and markings may occur.