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The Dogrib people, also known as the Tłı̨chǫ, traditionally did not have horses before European contact. They relied on other means for transportation and hunting, primarily using canoes and their own physical endurance. After the introduction of horses by Europeans, some Dogrib groups adopted them for hunting and travel, but horses were not part of their culture before that time.

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