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Sherpa Duffle Carrier – up to 20 lbs Brown

March 10, 2010

The Sherpa AKC (American Kennel Club) Pet Carrier by Sherpa Pet Group provides a comfortable but economical carrier. This carrier has a large mesh panel that provides The AKC (American Kennel Club) Duffle Bag Pet Carrier is a classy and affordable option for pets on the go. This carrier has a mesh panel for ventilation [...]

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Chesapeake Bay Retriever – Dog Breeds – Facts And Advice you Should Know

March 4, 2010


We begin this article with the basic facts about the breed, then follow up with an in-depth look at their personality.

Group: Sporting

Weight: male: 65-80, female: 55-70 lbs

Height: male: 23-26 female: 21-24 inches

Overview

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is originally from the United States, and often referred to as the “Chessie”. These dogs are enthusiastic hunters of fowls [...]

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The English Springer Spaniel Dog Breed Profile

February 28, 2010


The English Springer Spaniel sprang from the original Norfolk Spaniel. the Duke of Norfolk kept a kennel of these fine hunting dogs with liver and white coloring who were noted as “Springers” because of their usefulness in “springing” game for the hawk or the gun. Of all of the land Spaniels, the Springer was longer [...]

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Information For Siberian Husky Breeders And Buyers

February 25, 2010


Siberian Huskies descend from the Eskimo dog which was a sledding dog used by the Inuit tribe in the Arctic regions of Greenland, Alaska and Canada. The Inuit tribe bred the most handsome, bright-eyed huskies and relied on their dogs heavily as pack animals, guard dogs and hunting companions. The Siberian Husky was purebred in [...]

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History about types of Chihuahua Dogs

February 23, 2010


Shorthaired companions may need a little extra warmth, sometimes burrowing under covers to maintain their body heat while asleep. It is believed that Chihuahuas may be the oldest breed of dog to exist in the American continents. This little powerhouse has a huge heart so don’t be fooled by its tiny size! The ones with [...]

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American Staffordshire Terrier Dog Breed Interesting Facts

February 22, 2010


In the days when pit fighting was an accepted “sport” in the country of Great Britain and later in America, Pitbulls of various origins were the dogs of choice for this activity.

To a large extent, the original “bulldog” was one of the foundation breeds of dogs of this type. One of the functions of [...]

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The Chow Chow Dog Breed And Some Interesting Facts

February 18, 2010


The Chow Chow originally comes from China, where it was bred as a guard and hunting dog. Chinese merchants arrived in England with these dogs towards the end of the 18th century, and their exotic good looks quickly found a host of fanciers.

Their popularity soon spread to the United States, and the American Kennel Club [...]

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The Large Professional Dog Breeder (Part 2)

February 17, 2010

Large professional breeders are able to supply you with an amazing amount of detailed information on the dog that interests you. In addition to pedigree information, an exercise and diet program specific to that breed, and records of behavior through the bloodline, you will also receive a health record showing the dates that the puppy [...]

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Selective Breeding & Health Problems – Is Your Dog At Risk? (Part 3)

February 17, 2010

Most new puppy owners are under the assumption that just because their new companion is registered with the American Kennel Club, it is guaranteed to be a healthy purebred.
Nothing Could Be Further From The Truth
Registration by the AKC means nothing more than that the dog is a purebred, with its ancestry traceable several generations. The [...]

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Selective Breeding Health Problems – Is Your Dog At Risk? (Part 2)

February 17, 2010

Selective breeding and the unwanted disease and health problems are not just limited to a few breeds. Other congenital problems affect more than one breed.
Hip dysplasia, for instance, has been demonstrated in almost all large breeds and some small ones. This abnormality of the hip joint has been given so much publicity by dog raisers, [...]

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GIANT Alaskan Malamute 170 Pounds.. Taken with a Motorola DROID

February 16, 2010

This is my 7 year old Alaskan Malamute "Shiloh" (Male) he just weighed in at 170 pounds at our vets office. I got him from a breeder here in Pennsylvania were I live. He was the largest in his litter. Not sure why he is this big, he doesnt even eat that much! The American [...]

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Types of Poodles and Poodle Breeds

February 16, 2010


Poodles are one of America’s favorite dog breeds.  They are one of the few dog breeds where there are actually three types.  Another unique feature of this breed is that they are often crossed with other dog breeds to produce different poodle breeds.
Americans love poodles, in fact according to the American Kennel Club (AKC), Poodles [...]

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Dachshund Breed Information

February 15, 2010

 
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The Dachshund, or ´Sausage Dog,´ as it is also known, comes in three sizes, all displaying the characteristic short legs and elongated body of the breed.  The American Kennel Club recognises two of the types, the standard sized Dachshund and the miniature, whilst European Kennel Club´s also recognise a smaller Toy variety of the breed.  [...]

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The Cocker Spaniel Essential Tips And Facts

February 11, 2010


Getting to know your dog starts by getting to know its breed, and that includes getting a better idea about its appearance, personality, and health requirements. Here’s what you need to know about the Cocker Spaniel:

The Cocker Spaniel is a breed of dog that falls within two separate categories. First, you have the American Cocker [...]

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Getting To Know Your Shetland Sheepdog

February 10, 2010


Getting to know your dog starts by getting to know its breed, and that includes getting a better idea about its appearance, personality, and health requirements. Here’s what you need to know about Shetland Sheepdogs:
Also known as the “Sheltie,” the Shetland Sheepdog originally began life as a small herding dog for Shetland Island terrain. [...]

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How To Take Care Of Short Haired Chihuahua

February 9, 2010


The Short-Haired Chihuahua is one of the two official breeds of Chihuahuas recognized by the American Kennel Club. Compared to its Long-haired cousin, this breed of Chihuahua has a shorter coat of hair and is more popular in countries with warmer climates. Caring for the Short-haired Chihuahua is extremely important for Chihuahua owners as these [...]

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How To Register Your New Puppy With The American Kennel Club

February 8, 2010

When buying a new puppy from a breeder, people must be aware that their pet is neither already registered with nor individually recognized until the application has been received and recorded. They must clearly understand that they are responsible for their pet’s registration, and should the application be lost, that replacement may not always be [...]

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Bichon Frise Breed Description

February 7, 2010

The Bichon Frise dog b reed is a member of the non-sporting group and its roots are originally  from the Mediterranean. This dog breed came the United States sometime around the 1950s but did not become popular with dog owners until the mid 1960s. And it was not until the year 1971 that the AKC [...]

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Cocker Spaniel Breed Description

February 4, 2010

Cocker Spaniels (the American version) were derived from English Cocker Spaniels after they found their way to the United States in the late 1800s. Americans preferred to breed a smaller sized Spaniel that would be ideal to hunt quail in various other small birds. Although the exact practice and decision to which the American version [...]

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All About The Boston Terrier

February 4, 2010


The Boston Terrier has been nicknamed, and justly so “the American Gentleman.” And has earned its nick name due to its wonderful, gentle disposition. Not to mention its tuxedo like coat. The Boston Terrier is one of the few breeds that is truly “made in the America,” ” American Kennel club rates the Boston Terrier [...]

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