Carolina Dog

Carolina Dogs can be good family dogs with understanding owners. They are loyal but primitive in nature and may be reserved.

Carolina Dogs are believed to descend from ancient dogs that crossed with Native Americans. They were rediscovered living wild in the Southeast US.

Carolina Dogs need 45-60 minutes of exercise daily. They are active, athletic dogs that enjoy outdoor activities.

Carolina Dogs are exceptionally healthy with very few breed-specific health issues. They are among the healthiest breeds.

Carolina Dogs typically live 12-15 years. They are long-lived, healthy dogs.

Carolina Dogs are intelligent but primitive and independent. They may not respond like more domesticated breeds.

Carolina Dogs are moderate shedders with heavier seasonal shedding. Regular brushing helps.

Carolina Dogs weigh 30-55 pounds and stand 17.75-19.5 inches tall. They are medium-sized, athletic dogs.

Carolina Dogs may be wary of unfamiliar dogs. They do best with dogs they know. Pack dynamics matter to them.

Carolina Dogs are not excessive barkers. They may howl occasionally, which is a primitive trait.

Carolina Dogs can adapt to apartments if given adequate exercise. They are adaptable dogs.

Yes, Carolina Dogs are rare. They were only recently discovered and domesticated.

Carolina Dogs retain primitive traits like seasonal breeding, den digging, and pack hierarchies. They have ancient DNA.

Carolina Dogs have high prey drive and may chase cats. Careful introductions are needed.

Carolina Dogs can be challenging for first-time owners due to primitive nature. Best for experienced owners.