Zulu dog,female 8 months old, Kwazulu Natal 29 January 2012 , a beautiful animal adopted from a Zulu village at 8 weeks. Her bloodline which dates back thousands of years clearly has no evidence of being mixed with canis familiaris. The genes of the Zulu dog are still pure as the species has not migrated into the city suburbs. This dog is a hunter by nature and is capable of great speed. The trademark question-mark tail dates back to Egyptian times and can be found on rock art thousands of years old. A very social animal needing much space to exercise.

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   + Dogs on grass
   + Mammals of KwaZulu-Natal

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