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 Simba The Pariah Dog

Simba 

My Dog Simba is one of the smartest dog i have ever seen in my life , always guarding my home as well as whole neighborhood , although he barks a lot but that came out to be good .

So i am going to tell my Simba story in short way .

One day , my mom and dad were gone to attend a wedding celebration in Dehradun city ,so when they are coming back they decided to visit my cousin's home as it was in the way , so when they reached there they came to know about some newborn street dogs , so my cousins suggested my mom to take a dog with her , because they were so cute my mom agreed and we got Simba .

Simba is kind of protective dog , he is so possessive towards us and the next thing he loves so much is food , obviously as a street dog , they love to eat . 

As Simba is my first pet , the whole family is connected to Simba , he is adorable , intelligent , loving he is a all rounder . we always have a name in our mouth that is Simba .

it is like a part of my life to kiss Simba in every ten minutes , 

It is a great feeling , when we came back from our school and Simba always came to us running and wagging his tail , we use to play with him at least ten minutes before entering the room , it is like a tradition in our home you cannot enter your without cuddling  and scratching Simba for at least 5 minutes .  

Simba is like part of life , part of my soul , my smile ,  my anger , i cannot think about leaving or staying away from my Simba , cuddling him , kissing him taking a walk . 

when we started to live with a pet , our life changes , there is always a way of happiness , a ray of light and hope , talking or spending time with pet can make you feel better and give you a path to escape this world of reality into a world of happiness and love .

Simba the Dog ,.........

All pics of Simba 

Simba used to sit here and he look very calm and good

Simba is one of the cutest and handsome dog i have ever seen

he loves this place , as the place is cold and there is some sunlight 

cute simba

he loves to sit with us in the winters sunlight

after bath Simba use to chill in the sunshine

sneak and peek , no one is allowed to enter in Simba's Kingdom

Lovely Eyes 

Simba is very athletic , i must say

the best seat is my lap for him

when it is hot outside , and you cannot go for a walk

Simba's yoga pose 

again sitting on my lap

relaxing after a 2 hour game

first ever selfie Simba has ever taken 

Smiling Simba

Eating Sugarcane is favorite task to do

cutest of all

If Simba is eating don't try to get yourself  hurt real bad

Happy Birthday Simba

In Dehradun Nights are cold as Hell

after playing it is time to sleep

OH new phone , take my pic first

It is a tension when Simba avoids Eating ! Alert

My dad Gifted him this and he loved it 

always playimg with teddy 

innocent one 

aa jate hain baar baar pareshaan karne 

This is shy one

Hello , Is anyone Home !

When we first met the king of cute paws ! Simba

Itni cuteness 

Amazing life

Itna scroll kiya thak gye , so jao 

Thats it folks , Enjoy the cuteness 

The outsider canine of India is an old autochthonous land race that is tracked down all over India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka and even past South Asia.[better source needed][page needed] An outcast like canine skull was found in the antiquated Indian site of Mohenjo-daro and ancient stone workmanship portraying a canine of comparative kind has been found in the Bhimbetka rock shelters.[better source needed] It was included on National Geographic Channel's film, Search for the First Dog alongside the other related old sorts, for example, the Canaan Dog of Israel and the Australian dingo.

The Indian pye-canine was acquainted with the Andaman Islands with the foundation of a correctional province there, canines having been beforehand obscure to the local Andamanese. 

Notwithstanding the Indian untouchable canine being exceptionally astute and effectively teachable, the variety was deliberately minimized during the British Raj by vendors who wished to sell their unfamiliar varieties inside the country. Their prominence in the West lately, nonetheless, has brought about many canines being traded out of the Indian subcontinent.

In 2015, a variety standard was distributed in the Indian Kennel Gazette, the distribution of Kennel Club of India and the canine has been perceived by the Primitive and Aboriginal Dog Society (PADS), an overall gathering of devotees situated in the US. 

Some in the general public view these canines as a danger refering to their expanding populace in India lately. They think about these canines as threat and aggravation attributable to consistent yapping and gnawing individuals. In any case, a large portion of these assaults are caused because of human incitement like hitting them with sticks or tossing stones at them. The quantities of canine nibbles and passings because of canine assaults are expanding each year. Since these canines are generally not immunized, they every now and again convey rabies