My name is Ganpat-*A pet with perks*!

Ganpat is an Indian Pariah dog aka Indian Native/Desi dog who was rescued from the streets of India and flown to the U.S. for a chance at adoption. Please scroll at the bottom to get details on this breed.

Poor Ganpat has been waiting for a right home for too long. In a hope to find Ganpat a good home this holiday season we are offering reduced adoption fees plus free crate and a bag of premium dog food. Please email Rescuewithoutborders@gmail.com for more information.

Ganpat is around 1 year old white dog with naturally short tail. He is on a smaller side for a Pariah dog weighing around 20 pounds. He was the runt of his litter and was born with bowed legs which adds to his cute personality. He is a happy, healthy pup and his bowed legs in no way hinders his ability to walk, run and play.

Ganpat is a sweet, loving and a smart dog but on the cautious side. He is wary of strangers so takes his time to get to know new people and pets. He bonds with women more easily. Ganpat is good with other dogs once he gets to knows them but will chase cats. So a quite dog savvy home (12 + yrs old children) and NO cats is preferred.
He is crate, leash trained and fully house broken. He is very alert and a good watch dog. Ganpat loves to go on long walks. He is playful and loves his toys. He likes a game of fetch and catch me if you can. But if you are busy he can keep himself entertained by tossing a toy in the air himself and fetching it.

He is very food motivated, smart and wants to please and hence easy to train. He knows basic commands like 'Sit' and 'Come' and he is eager to learn more with treats! We are looking for a right family who will be patient and committed to help build Ganpat's confidence through socialization and positive training.

Ganpat is up to date on all vaccinations, neutered and microchipped. He also has an International Health Certificate.

Ganpat's rescue story-
Ganpat and his siblings were rescued as tiny pups from the streets of New Delhi India. His Mother was hit by a car and lost the use of her hind legs. All the pups including their Mom were taken to the local shelter. The pups were bottle fed and hand raised by his rescuer in India who reached out to us to help this family find a loving home. Ganpat is very lucky to get a chance to fly to the U.S. for adoption.

Pleas email Rescuewithoutborders@gmail.com for an Adoption application.


Information on the Indian Native Dog breed:
IN (Indian Native), Desi (Local) or Pariah Dog is a pure, ancient, indigenous dog of India that abounds the Indian streets. A long time ago, thousands of years before the arrival of modern pure breeds, a race of dogs much like this one inhabited the Indian subcontinent. These were the very first domesticated dogs and Man's earliest animal companions. It has evolved entirely through natural selection without human intervention of any kind resulting into a very hardy, extremely intelligent, alert and independent thinking dog.

This is a natural breed of dog that is pure in a true sense and how nature intended a dog to be; hence they are way superior to the artificially developed man made breeds that we call pure breeds today. Its origin dates back 12,000 to 15,000 years – older than any other breed. This is a natural primitive breed which is a direct descendant of the early domesticated dogs. These dogs are found to be genetically healthy with no known genetic diseases and a very strong immune system. They are perfectly adapted for survival; a free-roaming life on the street for these dogs is always difficult and often hostile and hence requires high order of intelligence, quick and independent thinking to survive. On the streets it is the survival of the fittest, usually out of a litter some will get run over by cars while others will succumb to hunger and malnutrition. Only the most hardiest and intelligent ones will survive to produce off springs. When this survivor is adopted as a Pet, their owners are often awe struck with their beauty, grace, intelligence, loyalty and hardiness.

They are highly adaptable, quick learners and versatile and are known to be even smarter and definitely calmer than the intelligent Border Collies. They are very agile and excel at many dog sports such as agility and also make great jogging/running companions and can be even faster than Grey Hounds. While active outdoors, they are usually very calm and quiet indoors. They have tremendous stamina and hence need an active family who will take them for a daily brisk walks or a run.
IN Dogs are sensitive by nature and do not respond well to harsh training methods and hence need an even tempered, gentle but firm and loving owner who knows how to calmly and consistently communicate the rules of the house.
These dogs love children and are known to have a calm and gentle demeanor around them. They bond strongly with their people and make an excellent family pet that is very loving, loyal and intelligent. These dogs do not bark much but are always alert; they are friendly yet wary of strangers and make good watch dogs.

IN Dogs are low maintenance dog as they are generally very healthy and like to stay clean; they hardly shed and have virtually no doggy odor. Their smooth, fine short hair coat is easy to groom. They have an all-weather coat that allows them to easily adapt to different weather conditions.
A well-looked after pet IN dog will rarely need to see a vet and may live a healthy life of up to the age of 12 – 16 years.

This is a medium size dog with an average height of 20-25 inches (51-64 cms) at the shoulder and generally weigh about 28-55 pounds (12 – 22 kgs).
They are found in all colors and variation with erect or floppy ears; however, a typical IN Dog usually will have erect ears, a wedge-shaped head and a tail that curls over its back. Most IN Dogs are similar in appearance to other prehistoric dogs like the Australian Dingos.

In the few couple of years, we have successfully rescued, rehabilitated and found homes over 300 IN dogs throughout the Northeast United States and more recently in the West coast.

Please visit our Face book page to see the IN dogs adopted through our rescue.
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