The Hare Indian dog was maintained on its own island in the Pacific Northwest for its hair, with which its people made cloth until English traders came with machine-made Hudson’s Bay Company ...

You wouldn't expect a dog that resembled a fox and moved like a greyhound to vanish completely. This breed was created by the Hare people of Canada and thrived without barking. Once firearms ...

The 19th-century artist and adventurer George Catlin later wrote: “The dog, amongst all Indian tribes, is more esteemed and more valued than amongst any part of the civilized world.