Anubis Hound (Alternate Species series)

The Anubis Hound is a of  related to the  and possibly to the. The Anubis originates from crossings of Pharaoh Hounds with a black coat, a trait regarded as undesirable in the breed.

Appearance
The breed is very similar in appearance to the Pharaoh Hound from which it descends, although it's coat is black, or occasionally black and tan.

History
The breed originates from with it's forebear the Pharaoh Hound. The unwanted black pups were often given away or sold cheaply as farm dogs, and they earned a reputation as good hunting dogs in their own right. In the 1970's the breed was imported to the where some individuals may have been crossed with the Doberman Pinscher. At some point they became known as 'Anubis' for their resemblance to the. The breed became recognised by in 1979 and became popular as a hunting dog, show dog and pet.