The New Guinea Singing Dog is a wild dog native to the highlands of New Guinea. Known for its unique vocalizations, this breed produces a range of sounds, including a distinctive "singing" howl. These dogs are small to medium-sized, with a lean build, erect ears, and a bushy tail that curls over their back. New Guinea Singing Dogs are highly social animals, often living in packs. They are agile and adapted to their mountainous habitat, making them excellent climbers. Due to habitat loss and interbreeding with domestic dogs, their population in the wild has declined, leading to conservation efforts to protect this unique species.