The Banjara Hound, also known as the Vanjari Hound, is a breed of dog found in
India. It is a
sighthound-type dog bred and used for hunting by the nomadic
Banjara of
Maharashtra.[1][2][3] The Banjara Hound is a rough-coated breed of sighthound, usually brindle or solid-coloured. It resembles a large
Saluki, standing around 28 in (71 cm), and is famed for its stamina and ability to pull down deer.[1][4][5]
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