For hundreds of years, Mongolia's nomadic herders have relied on a native dog, the Bankhar, to protect their livestock from predation by the Mongolian gray wolf and snow leopard. Mongolian dogs have been an essential part Mongolian tradition and culture. Studies show that Mongolians started domesticating dogs 12-15 thousand years ago. Rock and cave paintings commonly found in the territory of Mongolia, belonging to the Stone Age, depict dogs, or hunters followed by dogs prove that dogs were very close to people in ancient times. In some historical documents, it is written that Mongolian soldiers took dogs with them on their long journey to war in ancient times. The Mongolian Bankhar dog retains a hardiness that would be required to survive the unbearably cold winters of the Mongolian steppe and sweltering summer of the Mongolian Gobi. They are accustomed to severe weather, a rough environment, and they are born with wilderness survival skills.

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