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Breeds of Dogs
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Afghan Hound by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
The Afghan Hound's origins come from the Middle Eastern Sighthounds, whose roots date from the time of the Egyptian Pharaohs. They were used as hunters and retrievers by nomadic tribes for hunting hare, gazelles, and other small animals. The breed of the Afghan Hound stayed isolated in the Afghanist...
Published: Monday 17 May, 2010
Airedale Terrier by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
The Airedale Terrier is the tallest terrier out of all the entire breed, hence the name King of Terriers. One of its principal progenitors are the Old English Terriers and the Black and Tan terriers. These dogs were greatly admired by the Yorkshire hunters, as they were medium sized dogs that would ...
Published: Thursday 20 May, 2010
Americn Water Spaniel by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
There has never been an official recording of the actual origins of the American Water Spaniel. The majority of experts are in agreement that a combination of English Water Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel, Tweed Water Spaniel, and the Curly Coated Retriever all play a part in this magnificent dog breed...
Published: Friday 14 May, 2010
Basenji Dog Breed by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
During the 1800s, the Basenji dogs were brought to England, and most died from distemper in the 1900s. However, during the middle 1930s, many were successfully brought to England and became the model for all future breeds. This was when the name “Basenji” became their official name. This name means...
Published: Wednesday 19 May, 2010
Basset Hound Dog Breed by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
No one knows the exact time in history that the Basset Hound came into being, but they were first mentioned in 16th century text. They were referred to as badger hunting dogs with short legs. During the ancient times, other similar short legged dwarf breeds were used, but it is unclear as to why the...
Published: Thursday 20 May, 2010
Beagle by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
The Beagle dog breed is one that lives to be lifetime companions with humans. They are extremely friendly and are passionate adventure seekers. They were bred as pack hunters. The Beagle’s favorite activity would be to explore and rummage in the woods and forests. They love their owner and make a g...
Published: Thursday 20 May, 2010
Bearded Collie by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
The Bearded Collie's exact origin is not known with certainty, it is estimated that this dog was probably one of the following two breeds: the Magyar Komondor or the Lowland Polish Sheepdog. We know with certainty, There are specific documents that ascertain that two Polish Lowland Sheepdogs made th...
Published: Thursday 20 May, 2010
Belgian Malinois Adults and Puppies For Sale by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
Gator is a very social, healthy, and whole dog. He knows when it is time to work, and he works. He passed BH in May 2008. Schutzhund 1 in May 2008 Tracking 85, Obedience 94, Protection 98. Schutzhund 2 in May 2008 Tracking 100, Obedience 96, Protection 90. Schutzhund 3 in June 2008 Tracking 88, Obed...
Published: Monday 07 June, 2010
Bichon Frise by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
The Bichon Frise originated from the Mediterranean, and belongs to the non sporting dog group. They weren't popular until the middle 1960's even though they came to America during the 1950's. They were not recognized as an official breed by the AKC, The American Kennel Club, until 1971. They are cut...
Published: Monday 07 June, 2010
Bichon Frise Breed Report by Jerry Mace Topic: Breeds of Dogs
People always ask the background of my fluffy little powder puff dog. This breed does require a more in depth explanation because everyone thinks he is a Maltese or Toy Poodle crossbreed. They are usually very shocked to learn that they are not a new breed, and have in fact been around since well b...
Published: Monday 07 June, 2010
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