Articles, tagged with "akc", page 7
09th March 2009
Almost a century back the Dachshund was first recognized by the AKC. Actually the North American culture embraced this breed and invariably this breed occupies a position in the top 5 registered breeds. It belongs to the family of hounds and stands apar...
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Author:
Jeff Nenadic
24th February 2009
The Glen of Imaal Terrier is small purebred dog that is easy to love and live with. They are spirited and full of pluck. They are resilient and hardy dogs.
Glen of Imaal Terriers was recognized by the Irish Kennel Club in 1934 and the AKC in October in...
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Author:
sandyo
09th January 2009
The beagle is an oxymoronic dog. They rank fifth on the 2007 AKC list of breeds - and yet have fallen off the top ten list in many cities, remaining third in Providence, R.I. There are good reasons - this isn't a breed for everyone. More importantly, it's...
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Author:
D Beart
06th January 2009
The Golden Retriever is a perennial Top Ten popularity breed for many reasons. The normally calm demeanor, active but gentle nature and eager to please attitude combine with intelligence and trainability. They are friendly, reliable and trustworthy.
Wh...
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Author:
D Beart
04th December 2008
In another land and time the Yorkshire terrier was not a small longhaired show dog and pet. Rather, he was a larger rat killing dynamo. Tracing back to the 1600's the breed was valued in textile mills, mines and farms where pest control was important. In ...
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Author:
D Beart
03rd November 2008
Genetics of German Shepherd Coat Colors
Concerning the GSD and German Shepherd coat colors, the breed standard from the SV specifically states: "The color of the GSD is in itself not important and has no effect on the character of the dog or on its fit...
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Author:
spitfiregsd
12th September 2008
For many years, one of the most popular dog breeds has been the Pug. If you are going to own a Pug, you need to realize that it will require special care. This breed has long been a recognized one, and gained acceptance in the AKC's Toy Group where it was...
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Author:
Debbie Foster
26th June 2008
The well-known comics 'Peanuts' made beagles a popular choice among many families. With its cheerful and loyal disposition, it isn't difficult to understand just why. While the beagle has its roots in hunting, commonly used in seasonal fox hunts, it has g...
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Author:
Moses Wright
27th March 2008
The Mediterranean region is the point of origin for the dog breed now known as the Bichon Frise. In 600-300 B.C., Spanish sailors used this breed, then known as the Barbichon, to create diplomacy with other countries during trade missions. The Barbichon w...
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Author:
Mary Stevenson
19th March 2008
The American Kennel Club has identified the Golden Retriever as a certain breed that fits within the sporting group of dog breeds. A mid-size dog, they tend to be eager to please and very friendly with people and other dogs. The American Kennel Club has s...
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Author:
Carol Matthews
19th March 2008
Poodle breeders are adamant supporters of Poodles. This purebred dog breed, which originated in Eastern Europe, is the official dog of France and it is the French who bred the dog into its three sizes: toy, miniature and standard. Competition Poodles draw...
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Author:
Lisa A Collins
10th March 2008
The Bichon Frise is an all-white, curly-furred lap dog that originated in the Mediterranean region. This breed is believed to be a mix of Barbet, poodle and generic white lap dog. The breed has an illustrious history. An early version, called the Barbicho...
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Author:
Mary Stevenson
07th March 2008
The majority of Chihuahua puppies are gentle, loving and sweet tempered animals. They are fiercely loyal to their owners and thrive on love and attention. They are totally fearless when defending and protecting their master. But in order for Chihuahua pup...
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Author:
Sandra Dean
07th March 2008
The exact origin of the breed of dog known as the beagle is unknown but it is thought that this sturdy breed descended from a blend of various English hunting dogs. The breed was registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1885. Since that time the ...
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Author:
Michelle Adams
26th February 2008
The parent breed club, rather than the American Kennel Club (AKC), which acts in other ways in the dog show world, determines the breed standard for any dog breed in America. In the case of Pugs the Pug Dog Club of America determined the breed standard. ...
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Author:
Jenny Donaldson