Bush Hunting Dog

The bush hunting dog (Speothocanis americau), is a future descendant of the bush dog. Bush hunting dogs are one of the large canines on Earth. The ancestors of the bush hunting dogs were surviving groups of bush dogs that spreaded to North America and some due to zoo escapees, they started to thrive in the grasslands and woodlands. They live and hunted in packs to hunt down large prey, filling the niche similar to African wild dogs.

Evolution
After the Late Holocene ended, humans are now gone, the bush dog is one of the several animals that and they evolved into an African wild dog like appearance and is more highly social than their ancestors and living in larger packs and outcompeted most of the gray wolves that died out.