Did Carolina Dogs Arrive With Ancient Americans?

National Geographic ^ | March 11, 2003 | Brian Handwerk

[Sentis]

The mother looks very white in these pics however she is yellow on the back and I have noticed as her winter coat is shedding she is becoming more yellow. I have also noticed her lately digging the snout pits and found a bunch of them under some of my peach trees.

[Sarcastic1]

Thanks, cute, whatever they are. How is your Texas ?
I was riding home with one of the ladies at church and she was dissing him and his breed! And Pippin's daddy!!

[SunkenCiv]

Bar-rooooooooooooo!

[warchild9]

Eastern North Carolina. Home of inbred dogs...and certain families I could mention.

[RegulatorCountry]

"Home of inbred dogs...and certain families I could mention."

Yours, LOL?

[warchild9]

Naw, my daddy broke that convention when he married my mother (second generation Swede), and moved all of us from our family concentration in Kentucky. I married a Cuban, and now our family tree branches nicely.

[SunkenCiv]

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[katana]

We have one, a female rescue. Most intelligent dog we've ever had. Also with heterochromia, one eye brown and the other pale blue (husky like). Very cool to learn she's therefore a "Spirit Dog".

[blam]

There's a new 'story', out just today:

First dogs in the Americas arrived from Siberia, disappeared after European contact