The Carolina Dog, also known as the American Dingo or the Carolina Dingo, is a primitive breed with roots tracing back to ancient America. These dogs are often described as a living link to the early canines that roamed the Southeastern United States. They are medium-sized, well-muscled dogs with a lean body, erect ears, and a short, dense coat typically in shades of tan or ginger with white markings. Carolina Dogs are renowned for their keen senses and survival instincts, having adapted to the wild and hunted for their sustenance for generations. They are exceptionally intelligent, independent, and resourceful, making them both a challenge and a joy to train. While they can be reserved around strangers, they are known for their loyalty and affection towards their families, making them wonderful companions for those who appreciate their unique heritage and are willing to provide the mental and physical stimulation these dogs require.