Coast Salish Wool Dog 

These were a distinct breed maintained by Coast Salish peoples for their wool, which was harvested and woven into blankets and textiles before large-scale access to sheep wool. Early explorers and ethnographers described them as small, white, long-haired dogs often kept separate from other dogs to preserve the breed. 

Peasant farming policy, permit systems, ration systems, equipment restrictions, and market exclusion 

Game laws, pass systems, reserve boundaries, and restrictions on movement. 

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