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Native Americans and their Dogs

Dogs arrived with man as he migrated to North America from Asia across the Bering Strait. Dogs were Native American’s first domesticated animal thousands of years before the arrival of the European horse. It is estimated that there were more than 300,000 domesticated dogs in America when the first European explorers arrived. Indians assiduously raised, bred and trained their dogs to protect families, to hunt, to herd, to haul, and to provide companionship. A robust trade of dogs existed between all tribes across the Plains and parts of what is now Mexico and Canada for the purposes of breeding, work, hunting and, sometimes, food. Depending on the tribe, each family could have as many as thirty dogs, every one of which was trained to respond to his or her name. special guest TheGreenFeathers    / thegreenfeathers   Ha Kulamalsi hach (this is Lenape for "Hi I hope you are well (in good frame of mind and in good health") I am Maèxelawèn Osapèkwinùnt you can call me Yankee Welcome to my channel Yankee's Outdoor Adventures Inspiring you to go outdoors and find your adventure You could help me a lot and I really need your help, help me reach 10K subscribers by end of 2020 there is no way I can do this without you but together I know we can make it happen. Doing all editing creating viewing and uploading 100% with my cell phone, any donations received go to helping me create content for you. https://paypal.me/YankeesOutdoorAdv?l... Any help is appreciated all filming and creating on my channel is done on a Galaxy Samsung, create the future. Subscribing and giving a thumbs up helps the Creator to make small amounts of revenue from commercial advertisement, you can support any of your favorite creators by subscribing clicking the Bell and giving a thumbs up, additional support comes when you leave a comment, all this is free, subscribing to YouTube is free as well.    / yankeeradio   In many of my videos I use Music sources from YouTube royalty free, purpleplanet.com, bensound.com, Johnny two Hawks free stock comes from Pexel.com for pics and clips Also Pixabay.com, as well as public domain. Special thanks to FX Guru for awesome visual video effects all with your cell phone The thoughts and actions of this channel do not dictate those of the advertisers or YouTube. Yankee and Yankees Outdoor Adventures operates independently on the YouTube platform. If you would like to contact Yankee, aka Maèxelawèn Osapèkwinùnt, at Yankees Outdoor Adventures you can do so via email [email protected] On Twitter @YankeesAdv On Instagram @yankees_outdoor_adv