Dogs held a special place in ancient Egyptian culture, revered as sacred animals associated with gods like Anubis. Pharaohs kept loyal hounds for protection and companionship, even in the afterlife. Specific breeds like the Basenji and Saluki were favored for their distinct traits. Egyptians believed dogs possessed spiritual significance, guiding souls in the afterlife and often burying them with their owners. Their mummified remains have been found in tombs and temples throughout Egypt. This video explores the sacred status, royal connections, and enduring legacy of dogs in ancient Egyptian culture.