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What You Need To Know About Different Types Of Wild Dogs

Editorial Team by Editorial Team
28 February 2023
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What You Need To Know About Different Types Of Wild Dogs

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Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – There are many different types of wild dogs all over the world. Some of these dogs are black, brown, gray, and yellow. These colors are a result of the different colors of fur that these dogs have. Some of these dogs are also bigger than others. It is important to keep your dog leashed when you are outside so that they don’t run away or get hurt by other animals. These types of dogs have different ways of hunting and characteristics. Many of them are pack hunters while others are lone hunters. However, there is a difference between hunting and scavenging.

Different Types Of Dogs

If you are interested to know about different types of wild dogs and their characters, read the details below:

1. African Wild Dog (Lycaon Pictus)

The African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, is an endangered species that inhabits the savannahs and woodlands of sub-Saharan Africa. This wild dog is a carnivore and has a diet that consists of small mammals, birds, and reptiles. These dogs usually have a highly developed sense of smell and hunt by following their prey’s scent trail. Moreover, it is a solitary animal that will only hunt with its pack to bring down large prey. They can easily hunt birds and reptiles, such as ostriches and snakes.

2. Maned Wolf (Chrysocyon Brachyurus)

The maned wolf is a wild dog and is very unique in its appearance. They have a large bushy mane of hair that forms a ruff around their neck, giving them the appearance of a lion. The maned wolf is known for their red coat and black markings on their back. They are normally found in the Andes Mountains of South America. However, they are also seen in other areas of South America, Central America, and North America. They are a species of wild dog and they live in packs of up to 20 members.

3. Coyote (Canis latrans)

The coyote is a wild dog that is found in North America and parts of northern South America. It is a member of the largest Canidae family and is closely related to the gray wolf. The coyote is well adapted to this environment and has a coat of fur. This fur helps them stay warm during the winter and cool during the summer. This animal typically hunts small mammals, such as rabbits, rodents, and even ground squirrels. Coyotes are also known for their hunting skills. They can go for days without eating, which means they have to be very strategic with their hunting methods.

4. Dhole (Cuon alpinus)

Dhole is a large wild canid native to central and southwest Asia. It is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species due to habitat loss and hunting. Dhole is a shy animal and it will only attack if cornered or if it feels threatened. It is also known to be a very aggressive hunter, which makes it difficult for dhole to be seen in the wild. The dense, dark coat helps them blend into the night as well as their preferred habitat, making it difficult to spot. Despite its shy nature, dhole has been reported to live in groups of up to 40 individuals.

5. Ethiopian Wolf

The Ethiopian wolf wild dog, also known as the African wild dog, is a canid native to Africa. It is the only species in the genus Lycaon. The Ethiopian wolf wild dog is a highly social animal, living in packs of ten or more individuals, and hunting cooperatively. They are known to hunt by scent, and will often track their prey for long distances. 

Moreover, they are one of the most threatened canids in Africa due to their small population size and their sensitivity. The Ethiopian Wolf Wild Dog has a beautiful coat of fur that ranges in color from yellow to brown to red. It has a deep chest and a long, bushy tail.

6. Culpeo

The Culpeo is a wild dog that lives in the mountains of central Mexico. They are a member of the wild canid family and are the only species in the genus “Culpeo.” These dogs have long, shaggy coats and pointy ears. The males are larger than the females, weighing up to 24 pounds. While females are smaller and weigh up to 14 pounds. There is no sexual dimorphism in size or coloration. The coat of dog is usually brownish-black with a white chest and belly.

7. Red Fox

Red Fox is native to the United States and Canada. They are found in the northern parts of these countries as well as in the Great Lakes region. The arctic foxes are wild dogs and a member of the Canidae family, which includes wolves, coyotes, foxes, and domestic dogs. They are about the size of a German shepherd dog, with a long bushy tail and a brown coat. This red fox is popular for its intelligence and cunning.

8. Side-Striped Jackal

The side-striped jackal is a medium-sized wild dog. It has a long, narrow head with a pointed muzzle and a small nose. The jackal has a yellowish-brown coat with a dark brown saddle-like marking on its back. The tail is black and long. They usually have long and thin legs while the feet are broad and plantigrade. These dogs have long tail that is tipped with black and white stripes. They have large canine teeth which they use to hunt for food and their eyes are yellow.

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9. Black Backed Jackal

The Black-Backed Jackal, also known as the African Wild Dog, is a wild dog that can be found in many parts of Africa. It is a spotted dog with black and white fur and a long bushy tail. The Jackal is very social and lives in packs. It has a long snout that it uses to help it dig for food, which can sometimes be found in small ant mounds.

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