I think I imagine native (North) American dogs as being more wolf or Husky like than old world hounds. Did the first Whites in New England describe the native dogs at all? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

I think I imagine native (North) American dogs as being more wolf or Husky like than old world hounds. Did the first Whites in New England describe the native dogs at all?

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There's always room for discussion, but perhaps these previous topics will answer your inquiry.

Did pre-Columbian Native Americans have dogs? If so, what breeds are they known as today? by /u/[deleted]
What was the relationship between Native Americans and dogs? by /u/Iustinus_Maximus
Were any canine breeds indigenous to North America, and have any of those breeds withstood time to become a common breed among our domestic pets today? by /u/Reedstilt
When Europeans arrived in the New World did Native American cultures have dogs as domesticated pets? If not how did they react to them? If they did how did their dog culture differ to the Europeans at the time? by /u/ahalenia
What happened to Native American's dog breeds after their collapse? by /u/Reedstilt
Did any Native Americans domesticate wolves/coyotes? by /u/Reedstilt