Africanis The Africanis is an umbrella name that describes all aboriginal dogs that come from South Africa. Generally, this name is used to refer to a collection of dogs rather than a single breed. Many people believe that these dogs are descendants of pariah dogs that lived in ancient Africa. A rather commonly used term to refer to these dogs is “traditional dogs”.
These dogs are very muscular. They are longer than they are tall. They are of slight build and have very short coats. Although there is not any standard that unifies them all in terms of description, these dogs are best categorized together owing to their common descent. They are ideally adapted to climatic conditions and terrain of Africa. They are very supple and can easily achieve high speeds when hunting.
These dogs are very muscular. They are longer than they are tall. They are of slight build and have very short coats. Although there is not any standard that unifies them all in terms of description, these dogs are best categorized together owing to their common descent. They are ideally adapted to climatic conditions and terrain of Africa. They are very supple and can easily achieve high speeds when hunting.
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