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Abn Umer reported: The messenger of

Allah Said, “ the parable of one who knows
the Quran by heart is as the parable of an
owner of Hobbled Camel. If he remains
vigilant, he will retain it, and if he neglects
it, will go away.

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 Camalus bactrianus, camalus

dromidarius
 Eqauus caballus, eqauus asinus

 Camel = 1.0 Mh
 Ass = 4.6 Mh
 Horse = 0.4 Mh
 Mules = 0.2 Mh

Distribution

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 Balochistan
› Brahvi, Kachhi,Kharani,Lassi,Makrani,pishin,
Rodbari
 KPK
› Gaddi, Ghulmani, Khader, Maya
 Punjab
› Campbelpuri, Kalachitta, Marecha,Bagri,
Brela,
 Sindh
› Dhatti, Kharai, Sakrai, Larri

M.S.Khan

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World wide camel population 19 million

Half camel population is in horn of Africa
Pakistan camel population About 1.2
million (P.L.census 2006 )
› Balochistan 41.22%
› Punjab 21.61%
› Sindh 30.23%
› KPK 6.94%

 Mareecha (Mahra)
 Bagri (Booja)
 Brella (Thalochi)
 Mountainous (Cambelpuri)
 Kala chitta

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 Cholistan desert, D.I.Khan

 Chesnut, Blackish
 B.wt. = 45, Wean Wt.= 75
 4180 lit / lactation (430 day)
 Adult 640 kg wt.
 750 day C.I
› Dual purpose (draught cum dairy), medium
head, pointed muzzle, long legs, AAFB= 3.5 y,
› 2-2.5 kg Hair

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 Jhang, multan, muzaffar garh, thal area

 Dark brown to light black
 B.wt. = 45, Wean Wt.= 80 kg
 Adult wt. 670 kg
 2841 lit (478 day)
 C.I. 754 days
› Reverine tract, strong body, broad chest,
hanging lips, fighting animals, AAFB = 3 y,
› 2.5 kg Hairs

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 Pothowar
 Fawn colour
 B.Wt. 55 kg, Wean wt. 130
 750 kg wt.
 1560 lit (550 days)
 812 day C.I
› Draught breed, heavy, dense brown hairs at
throat area, upper half, neck area; small
ears, AAFB=1 year
› 2 kg hairs

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 Cholistan and Thal

 Fawn colour, brown to light shade
 B.Wt. 45, Wean wt. = 75
 650 kg. wt
 2051 lit (550 day lact)
 754 days C.I.
› Riding and racing camel, smooth gait, males
for camel dance, AAFB = 4 y,

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 Pabbi, Kala-Chitta, and Salt range

 Mostly creamy colour animals
 B.wt. 50 kg, Wean Wt. 100 kg,
 Adult Wt. 700 kg
 Milk 1500 lit (310 day)
 CI = 820 days
› Baggage type, heavy breed, massive neck,
¾ of neck covered with dark brown hairs,
longer ears, well developed hump, dhanni
area

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 Balochistan (07)
› Brahvi, Kachhi, Kharani, Lassi, Makrani, Pishin
& Rodbari
 KPK
› Gaddi, Ghulmani, Khadar & Maya
 Sindh
› Dhatti, Kharai, Larri (Sindhi) and Sakrai

• KPK Tribal Areas

• Dark brown to black
• 720 kg
• 1500 lit milk

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• Makran, Kharan
• Light brown, fawn
• 680 kg Awt.
• 1900 lit milk

• Lasbella
• Fawn to dark red
• 550 kg
• 1300 lit

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• Kharo Chhan, Chohar Jamali

• 600 kg
• 1700 lit
• Dark brown , black

• Hyderabad, Badin
• Dark fawn
• 750 kg Awt.
• 1800 lit

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• DI KHAN
• White colour
• 740 kg
• 2000 lit milk

 Balochi, Hirzai, Morna, Siaen, Anmol,

Kajlan, Topras, Rajistani
 the black large sized donkey and small
light grey (the most common one)

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 Balochi horses are found in parts of

Balochistan and Sindh provinces and in
some parts of districts Bahawalpur,
Muzaffargarh, D.G. Khan, and Multan in
Punjab province
 General body colour is bay, chestnut or
grey. Average body weight is 300 to 350
kg, height about 14 hands or 140 cm.

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 Topras: These are coarser horses found in

Shorkot area (district Jhang).

 Kajlan: These horses are found around

Chiniot and Pindi Bhattian in districts
Jhang and Hafizabad (Punjab). Their
eyes have a distinct black look as if they
are painted, hence the name Kajlan

 Anmol: Reminiscent of the horses

brought by the army of Alexander the
great and specimens can be traced
from Soon Skesar (main habitat) in district
Sorgodha (Punjab).

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 Morna: This breed originates from the

districts of Faisalabad and Okara
(Punjab, province) situated on the right
and left banks respectively of the river
Ravi
 Hirzai: These horses are of Arab origin
and have ample resemblance to
Balochies. Hometract lies in Balochistan
province

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Camalus bactrianus

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