hi the Kooikerhondje and the weight-20-24 pounds and the height-14-16inches and they are lively,attentive, good natured dog and they are are not recommended for homes with small or loud, boisterous children. They bond closely to their family and are reserved with strangers. The Kooikerhondje will do well with other pets they have been raised with. They make an excellent hunting companion or delightful family pet.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
German Coolie
hi the German Coolie and other name is german koolie and thes height-15 to 22 inches
and the weight -21-44 pounds and they are happy dogs and loyal and devoted to the owners and they enjoy being with their family and easy to train and Energetic, Loyal, Adaptable. Can work anything anywhere. They are very dedicated and very willing to please their owners. A very dedicated worker that will keep going until they drop. In fact it is not uncommon for one to chase a hare using its great speed and agility until it drops of exhaustion. They work at herding anything that moves including sheep, cattle, goats, horses, and fowl. Koolies are known to back (jump on the back of) sheep as well as cattle. Ann Worboys, an owner of the breed, had a dog that would heel the cattle and then duck the kick! They also do very well in tracking, obedience and agility trials since their will to please is endless. A Koolie won the high jump competition at the Sydney Agriculture Show in 1998. They are not generally dog-aggressive and are good with other pets if raised with them from puppyhood and/or properly socialized, as they are a working breed and will work anything that moves! They are usually good with children, but are recommended for children over 6 years because the children need to be taught how to be pack leaders. This breed must have mental stimulation. It will not do well in a small back yard with nothing to do. Australian Koolies have been worked on stock in Australia since early 1800. In order to keep up with the demands of the grassier and stockman the Koolie needed to have stamina for 14 hour days, ability to move from one type of job to another, be it droving cattle on the long mile, or backing sheep in the race, the Koolie had to do it all. Their ability allowed them to be gentle and calm around the ewes and lambs yet still know when to use their bite on mongrel bulls and steers. The Koolie needed to be agile and quick, able to jump, dodge, chase, hold and drive and do it well and the Koolie has. Not all pups are workers and these pups make terrific companions. But it needs to be understood. Take an Australian Koolie from the work it has been bred for and expect it to be happy in a suburban yard and every time you will get trouble. Non working Koolies still retain the stamina, ability and agility. Many non working Koolies have been late bloomers, displaying their natural instincts as late as two years old. The Koolie Club of Australia has addressed this issue by discovering markets for which the Koolie is suited for. These are Search & Rescue, Pets as Therapy, Responsible Pet ownership educators, Quarantine, Special needs providers, T.V stars and demonstrators, Tracking, Agility, and all Obedience & Herding disciplines. The Koolie has a brain which needs to be stimulated, its working frame requires regular work and exercise. This is not a breed that will happily remain hours on end in a backyard. We continue to warn the well meaning public, who continue to buy cute unknown puppy breeds from pet shops and then discover too late that they have invited an Olympic swimmer, jumper or runner into their beloved home. Here are a few average samples, supplied by a Koolie Rescue Service which gives a good clear picture of the problems which can occur. ---- A lady thought she was doing a good deed when on impulse she bought a little Koolie girl from a farmer she was visiting, the pup was runty, full of worms and looked like it needed a good feed, her mother had been put back to work and the pup was only five weeks old, she felt sure the pup would die if left. That is just what breeders for profit and puppy farmers like the general public to think, the sympathy deal, works every time. Instead of turning the farmer into the local shelter and putting a stop to his harmful practices, she bought the pup, only to hand it into a Koolie rescue six months later, because the little cute baby, tore her clothes from the line, dug up every garden she ever planted, pooped and wet where ever she pleased and rounded up the children of the neighborhood after scaling their fences. The rescue placed her back on a farm where she has learned to work the stock. ---- A young man saw and bought a cute fluffy, blue eyed, mostly white Koolie pup from a pet shop for his sweetheart on Valentines day, she was in love the moment he presented her with the pup. At first they never noticed the pup didn’t jump at sudden noises or in thunderstorms, it didn’t bark when the dog next door started up, didn’t turn his head when they entered the room, around twelve weeks the couple noticed that he never came when they called but always came when he saw them, then finally while doing the dishes one night some were dropped and smashed, the dog continued to eat his bone with his back to the kitchen, and they realized their special bundle of joy was deaf. Through getting in touch with a Koolie Rescue they were able to support them and help them train their deaf Koolie and they have never regretted getting him, now five years old. These are just two incidents that are common for the Koolie breed, the majority of Koolie Rescues are around ten weeks to six months old, pups from disreputable breeders who can’t find homes for their unwanted pups or impulse purchases who have discovered the error of their choice. Be wise and only choose this breed if you can give it the kind of home it needs to truly be happy. The Koolie Club of Australia will be more than happy to assist you. Always be your dogs firm, but calm,pack leader.
and the weight -21-44 pounds and they are happy dogs and loyal and devoted to the owners and they enjoy being with their family and easy to train and Energetic, Loyal, Adaptable. Can work anything anywhere. They are very dedicated and very willing to please their owners. A very dedicated worker that will keep going until they drop. In fact it is not uncommon for one to chase a hare using its great speed and agility until it drops of exhaustion. They work at herding anything that moves including sheep, cattle, goats, horses, and fowl. Koolies are known to back (jump on the back of) sheep as well as cattle. Ann Worboys, an owner of the breed, had a dog that would heel the cattle and then duck the kick! They also do very well in tracking, obedience and agility trials since their will to please is endless. A Koolie won the high jump competition at the Sydney Agriculture Show in 1998. They are not generally dog-aggressive and are good with other pets if raised with them from puppyhood and/or properly socialized, as they are a working breed and will work anything that moves! They are usually good with children, but are recommended for children over 6 years because the children need to be taught how to be pack leaders. This breed must have mental stimulation. It will not do well in a small back yard with nothing to do. Australian Koolies have been worked on stock in Australia since early 1800. In order to keep up with the demands of the grassier and stockman the Koolie needed to have stamina for 14 hour days, ability to move from one type of job to another, be it droving cattle on the long mile, or backing sheep in the race, the Koolie had to do it all. Their ability allowed them to be gentle and calm around the ewes and lambs yet still know when to use their bite on mongrel bulls and steers. The Koolie needed to be agile and quick, able to jump, dodge, chase, hold and drive and do it well and the Koolie has. Not all pups are workers and these pups make terrific companions. But it needs to be understood. Take an Australian Koolie from the work it has been bred for and expect it to be happy in a suburban yard and every time you will get trouble. Non working Koolies still retain the stamina, ability and agility. Many non working Koolies have been late bloomers, displaying their natural instincts as late as two years old. The Koolie Club of Australia has addressed this issue by discovering markets for which the Koolie is suited for. These are Search & Rescue, Pets as Therapy, Responsible Pet ownership educators, Quarantine, Special needs providers, T.V stars and demonstrators, Tracking, Agility, and all Obedience & Herding disciplines. The Koolie has a brain which needs to be stimulated, its working frame requires regular work and exercise. This is not a breed that will happily remain hours on end in a backyard. We continue to warn the well meaning public, who continue to buy cute unknown puppy breeds from pet shops and then discover too late that they have invited an Olympic swimmer, jumper or runner into their beloved home. Here are a few average samples, supplied by a Koolie Rescue Service which gives a good clear picture of the problems which can occur. ---- A lady thought she was doing a good deed when on impulse she bought a little Koolie girl from a farmer she was visiting, the pup was runty, full of worms and looked like it needed a good feed, her mother had been put back to work and the pup was only five weeks old, she felt sure the pup would die if left. That is just what breeders for profit and puppy farmers like the general public to think, the sympathy deal, works every time. Instead of turning the farmer into the local shelter and putting a stop to his harmful practices, she bought the pup, only to hand it into a Koolie rescue six months later, because the little cute baby, tore her clothes from the line, dug up every garden she ever planted, pooped and wet where ever she pleased and rounded up the children of the neighborhood after scaling their fences. The rescue placed her back on a farm where she has learned to work the stock. ---- A young man saw and bought a cute fluffy, blue eyed, mostly white Koolie pup from a pet shop for his sweetheart on Valentines day, she was in love the moment he presented her with the pup. At first they never noticed the pup didn’t jump at sudden noises or in thunderstorms, it didn’t bark when the dog next door started up, didn’t turn his head when they entered the room, around twelve weeks the couple noticed that he never came when they called but always came when he saw them, then finally while doing the dishes one night some were dropped and smashed, the dog continued to eat his bone with his back to the kitchen, and they realized their special bundle of joy was deaf. Through getting in touch with a Koolie Rescue they were able to support them and help them train their deaf Koolie and they have never regretted getting him, now five years old. These are just two incidents that are common for the Koolie breed, the majority of Koolie Rescues are around ten weeks to six months old, pups from disreputable breeders who can’t find homes for their unwanted pups or impulse purchases who have discovered the error of their choice. Be wise and only choose this breed if you can give it the kind of home it needs to truly be happy. The Koolie Club of Australia will be more than happy to assist you. Always be your dogs firm, but calm,pack leader.
Finnish Lapphund
hi the Finnish Lapphund height-19.5 inches males/17.5 inches female and the weight -30 to 50 pounds
and the size-medium and they are agile herders may appear somewhat reserved at first, but they’re actually a calm and cheerful breed. They have a strong "startle" reflex, as they were bred to herd reindeer and had to watch out for being trampled. They make excellent family pets and generally love children and other dogs. They can bark noisily when strangers come into the yard but are not protection dogs. As working dogs they need regular exercise and stimulation to prevent boredom. Their yards also need to be well-fenced, as they are prone to following people or other dogs, however, their keen intelligence and anxiousness to please make them easy (and fun!) to train and they are great with kids and Fairly friendly with strangers and they are easy to train ,they are good with other pets if raised as a puppy.
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and the size-medium and they are agile herders may appear somewhat reserved at first, but they’re actually a calm and cheerful breed. They have a strong "startle" reflex, as they were bred to herd reindeer and had to watch out for being trampled. They make excellent family pets and generally love children and other dogs. They can bark noisily when strangers come into the yard but are not protection dogs. As working dogs they need regular exercise and stimulation to prevent boredom. Their yards also need to be well-fenced, as they are prone to following people or other dogs, however, their keen intelligence and anxiousness to please make them easy (and fun!) to train and they are great with kids and Fairly friendly with strangers and they are easy to train ,they are good with other pets if raised as a puppy.
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Fila Brasileiro
hi the Fila Brasileiro and they are a are powerful and courageous breed, the Fila Brasileiro is a loyal and dedicated companion animal. The Fila Brasileiro has strong protective instincts of his owner and territory, but very loving. This breed should be kept on a lead at all times as they are very protective and can become aggressive given the situation. They are courageous breed, the Fila Brasileiro is a loyal and dedicated companion animal. The Fila Brasileiro has strong protective instincts of his owner and territory, but very loving. This breed should be kept on a lead at all times as they are very protective and can become aggressive given the situation. weight-Male: 140 - 180; Female: 125 - 160 lbs and the height-24 - 29.5 inches.The is not for everyone. This breed is very powerful and can prove to be quite a handful for the average pet owner. Proper breeding is a must to create a mild-tempered dog. The Fila Brasileiro can become aggressive if he feels threatened.
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english boodle
hi the english boodle is a mixed breed and it is mixed with english bulldog and poodle
and the weight-15-55 pounds and the height-12-16 and they are gentle, the English Boodle is family oriented. They do not do well if left alone for extended periods of time and will become destructive and bark incessantly if bored or lonely. They do well in homes with considerate children. They do best with dogs and other household pets they have been raised with. The English Boodle is an adept watchdog who will alert their family to visitors or out of the ordinary sounds. They mint be stubborn. However, they will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency.
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and the weight-15-55 pounds and the height-12-16 and they are gentle, the English Boodle is family oriented. They do not do well if left alone for extended periods of time and will become destructive and bark incessantly if bored or lonely. They do well in homes with considerate children. They do best with dogs and other household pets they have been raised with. The English Boodle is an adept watchdog who will alert their family to visitors or out of the ordinary sounds. They mint be stubborn. However, they will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency.
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Doberman Pinscher and Standard Poodle
hi the Doberman Pinscher and Standard Poodle and other name is a Doodleman.
The weight -66-88 pounds and the height-24-28 and they will be typically be pleasant and good natured,affectionate ands they are loyal, devoted,they are loveing,they do better with older kids.
They are considerate with the kids and they will generally do well with other dogs and non-canine pets. Doodleman Pinscher's are suspicious of strangers but should not be aggressive. They are protective of their family, property, and territory and make excellent watchdogs. They mint be stubborn and dominant. Early socialization and obedience are a must. They will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency.
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The weight -66-88 pounds and the height-24-28 and they will be typically be pleasant and good natured,affectionate ands they are loyal, devoted,they are loveing,they do better with older kids.
They are considerate with the kids and they will generally do well with other dogs and non-canine pets. Doodleman Pinscher's are suspicious of strangers but should not be aggressive. They are protective of their family, property, and territory and make excellent watchdogs. They mint be stubborn and dominant. Early socialization and obedience are a must. They will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency.
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Pyrenean Shepherd
hi Pyrenean Shepherd and they are small and height-15.5 to 18.5 inches (male); 15 to 18 inches (female). Smooth: 15.5 to 21 inches (male); 15.5 to 20.5 inches (female and the weight-15 to 35 pounds (male); 15 to 32 female and they are mint be hard to find but you can get them from a breeder or a shelter.They are is a small, high-energy, lean and sinewy dog with a vivacious, intelligent, and slightly mischievious expression,Lively, alert, and clever, mischievous, yet biddable, the Pyrenean Shepherd is very loyal and devoted to his master and family and wants to be involved in all family activities. A highly intelligent breed, the Pyrenean Shepherd can learn almost anything and tends to excel at performance events such as herding, obedience, agility, tracking, and even ring sport.
To perform at the highest levels, Pyr Sheps need a very close working relationship with their owner and a sense that the activity is a shared project. Pyrenean Shepherds have their own style of herding, very different from that of Border Collies. The breed can be somewhat sensitive to correction and does best with an experienced owner and consistent, positive training methods such as clicker training.
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To perform at the highest levels, Pyr Sheps need a very close working relationship with their owner and a sense that the activity is a shared project. Pyrenean Shepherds have their own style of herding, very different from that of Border Collies. The breed can be somewhat sensitive to correction and does best with an experienced owner and consistent, positive training methods such as clicker training.
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Entlebucher Mountain
hi the Entlebucher Mountain they are a medium dogs and they height-17 to 21 inches (male); 16 to 20 inches female and the weight is- 45 to 65 pounds and they mint be hard to find but most all you can find them from a breeder and they are a harding dog and they mint hard up you and the family and maybe even the other pets.They are smart, confident, cheerful, energetic ,Entlebucher is quick to learn and enjoys a very close and very loyal bond with his master; in fact, these dogs tend to be "velcro" dogs, who prefer not to leave your side. This makes them excellent off-leash hiking dogs, by the way, as they won't run off. Capable of canine antics of the most playful kind, they are serious when asked to work—whether it’s herding cattle, doing obedience, or racing through an agility course. That intelligence, work ethic, and energy, however, means that the Entlebucher needs to be given a job, plus plenty of regular exercise, to stay mentally balanced. Any owner also needs to be a firm (though positive) trainer and leader, as the Entlebucher is keenly aware of social hierarchies. The breed may be too exuberant and too powerful for families with young children; these dogs tend to play rough, use nipping to "herd" people, and be mindful of only one leader in the family pack. look up this breed for more info
Beauceron
hi the Beauceron and they are a large dog and they mint be hard to find so you can some times find them in the shelter and they are a hardind dog that means that they have to have a job or work to do
at all times weight-Up to 110 pounds (male); 80 to 90 (female). Height-25 1/2 to 27 1/2 inches (male); 24 1/2 to 26 3/4 inches (female) and they are Brave, faithful and highly intelligent and they are Fearless, vigilant, and patient,aptitude for obedience training. they are excellent watch dogs and they herd everything in sight unless trained and they Calm, obedient and very loyal. Eager to please his master. Gentle with children if raised with them, though this energetic, large breed can be overwhelming to a small child, even as a puppy (a 3 month old puppy can weigh 40 pounds). He is generally gentle with his own family, but may be aggressive with strangers. Thorough training with a firm master is absolutely necessary. Many are "one-person" dogs, bonding strongly to a single master (not necessarily the master the family intended!), therefore the breed doesn’t take well to changes of handler. Even so, the Beauceron will obey commands from all members of the family if trained to do so. Beaucerons are sociable with dogs they know, but they are highly territorial and will not tolerate an intruder. They generally get along well with cats if they are introduced to them at an early age. This breed should be properly and thoroughly socialized and given lots of attention and exercise. The Beauceron needs a job to do and lots of space to express and use his energy, otherwise he may show you that "laziness is the mother of all vices and please look this breed up
at all times weight-Up to 110 pounds (male); 80 to 90 (female). Height-25 1/2 to 27 1/2 inches (male); 24 1/2 to 26 3/4 inches (female) and they are Brave, faithful and highly intelligent and they are Fearless, vigilant, and patient,aptitude for obedience training. they are excellent watch dogs and they herd everything in sight unless trained and they Calm, obedient and very loyal. Eager to please his master. Gentle with children if raised with them, though this energetic, large breed can be overwhelming to a small child, even as a puppy (a 3 month old puppy can weigh 40 pounds). He is generally gentle with his own family, but may be aggressive with strangers. Thorough training with a firm master is absolutely necessary. Many are "one-person" dogs, bonding strongly to a single master (not necessarily the master the family intended!), therefore the breed doesn’t take well to changes of handler. Even so, the Beauceron will obey commands from all members of the family if trained to do so. Beaucerons are sociable with dogs they know, but they are highly territorial and will not tolerate an intruder. They generally get along well with cats if they are introduced to them at an early age. This breed should be properly and thoroughly socialized and given lots of attention and exercise. The Beauceron needs a job to do and lots of space to express and use his energy, otherwise he may show you that "laziness is the mother of all vices and please look this breed up
Anatolian Shepherd Dog
hi the Anatolian Shepherd Dog is a very large breed and they weight-110 to 150 pounds (male); 80 to 120 female and the heigh -29+ inches (male); 27+ inches (female
and Very difficult to find and mint find them in the shelters or a breeder .
They majestic and powerful livestock and they have a great speed and they have a agility and they need have a job to do at all times and keep in mind that they are a harding breed.They Very loyal, alert and they are Calm, steadfast and brave,but not a aggressive and Independent, proud and self-assured. Affectionate with his own family,suspicious of strangers, especially after reaching adulthood. Strangers should be formally introduced before the mature dog is asked to accept any familiarities. The Anatolian Shepherd Dog will not allow anyone onto the family property if the owner is not home, unless he has had frequent
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and Very difficult to find and mint find them in the shelters or a breeder .
They majestic and powerful livestock and they have a great speed and they have a agility and they need have a job to do at all times and keep in mind that they are a harding breed.They Very loyal, alert and they are Calm, steadfast and brave,but not a aggressive and Independent, proud and self-assured. Affectionate with his own family,suspicious of strangers, especially after reaching adulthood. Strangers should be formally introduced before the mature dog is asked to accept any familiarities. The Anatolian Shepherd Dog will not allow anyone onto the family property if the owner is not home, unless he has had frequent
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Monday, March 28, 2011
at petsmart
hi when we went to petsmart and afarter we came out we seen a bosten terrier that
went to play with lucy and they both played with each other for long time then and
we said good bye to her and her owner.The owners was bigger boston terrier then i ever seen
she was hyper and was jumping all over the place but she was so cute
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went to play with lucy and they both played with each other for long time then and
we said good bye to her and her owner.The owners was bigger boston terrier then i ever seen
she was hyper and was jumping all over the place but she was so cute
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boston terrier /beagle mix
hi the boston terrrier / beagle mix and they will be about medium sized
and they short name for this is Boglen Terrier and they are 20 to 40 pounds
and they people especially kids and they get along with other dogs are very food motivated and strong chewers. They make good watch dogs. The also have very quick tongues and love to lick. They have alot of personality , thextremely loyal dogs.
they are very friendly and they love to play ,snuggle and they are extremely loyal dogs. They are
great dogs and they love their family and make wonderful companion dogs. They basically love to be with you, no matter what you are doing and they are great at tracking noses as they are part hound and love to sniff everything and they proble will get out of the yard but they may not it just depends on the dog and how well they are trained and start them out as a puppy and they mint dig out of the yard and they mint barry things like bones in the house or in the yard .They are very smart and learn basic commands easily but need firm and consistent training as they can be stubborn at times. They are relatively easy to housebreak and
and they short name for this is Boglen Terrier and they are 20 to 40 pounds
and they people especially kids and they get along with other dogs are very food motivated and strong chewers. They make good watch dogs. The also have very quick tongues and love to lick. They have alot of personality , thextremely loyal dogs.
they are very friendly and they love to play ,snuggle and they are extremely loyal dogs. They are
great dogs and they love their family and make wonderful companion dogs. They basically love to be with you, no matter what you are doing and they are great at tracking noses as they are part hound and love to sniff everything and they proble will get out of the yard but they may not it just depends on the dog and how well they are trained and start them out as a puppy and they mint dig out of the yard and they mint barry things like bones in the house or in the yard .They are very smart and learn basic commands easily but need firm and consistent training as they can be stubborn at times. They are relatively easy to housebreak and
| extremely high energy level. They are very smart dogs and can get bored easily. Boglen Terriers definately require a lot of attention especially in the puppy phase. Overall Boglen Terrier are good tempered dogs but they may be aprehensive with men and children if not properly socialized. they do bark have an average bark. Their bark is not yippie or intimidating but they may have the Beagle bay especially when they are guarding something or really excited and are good in many conditions but some don't seem to like rain much and require a substantial amount of exercise to prevent bad behavior. They could run and play all day. They need good long walks or a fenced yard, great for agility competitions as they can jump REALLY high for their size. look up this breed | |
we went petmart
hi me and my mom and dad and bother and are dog lucy
went to petmart their in troy.There was two welsh corgis they were
so cute and very cute dogs they love to be petted and loved to play
with lucy and lucy loved to play with them and they love to jump and
their owners said they are going to be in training and that they were training to
do clicker training with them.The one corgi had tan and white colaring and other one
had black and brown caloring and white on very pretty dogs and were about medium
sized i think and they very smart too.
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went to petmart their in troy.There was two welsh corgis they were
so cute and very cute dogs they love to be petted and loved to play
with lucy and lucy loved to play with them and they love to jump and
their owners said they are going to be in training and that they were training to
do clicker training with them.The one corgi had tan and white colaring and other one
had black and brown caloring and white on very pretty dogs and were about medium
sized i think and they very smart too.
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lab/boston terrier mix
hi the lab /boston terrier mix and they like go swimming and they are medium or large sized
and they are sweet and Great with cats.Missy would be a great travel buddy and perfect apartment
and you find this breed in a shelter or a breed too.They are happy dogs ,playful, smart, and very loving ,the short name is BOSTON LAB and hyper and it just depends on the breed and how it is mixed and the are smart as a puppy they learn fast and weighs 30 pounds and or 60 pounds
and A little wild and crazy and chews on stuff as a puppy , they do jump up on you.
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and they are sweet and Great with cats.Missy would be a great travel buddy and perfect apartment
and you find this breed in a shelter or a breed too.They are happy dogs ,playful, smart, and very loving ,the short name is BOSTON LAB and hyper and it just depends on the breed and how it is mixed and the are smart as a puppy they learn fast and weighs 30 pounds and or 60 pounds
and A little wild and crazy and chews on stuff as a puppy , they do jump up on you.
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Monday, March 21, 2011
McNab Dog
hi the McNab Dog and they a harding and they to have losts of things
to do and the weight -35-70 pounds (16-32 kg) / 35-70 pounds (16-32 kg)
and here is a anuther name is McNab Dog and it is a typ of Border Collie
and they are medium sized and they have a warm and even tempered personality
and they are tends to form a strong attachment to one person but the dog is generally friendly to all the members of the family especially to the children. It tolerates other dogs in the family although it must be remembered that a McNab is a hunter. The dog would need to be socialized at an early age to lessen its aggression towards other animals. The dog is very protective of its master. A McNab will consider his master as well as the master's family and possessions as his, thus they would need to be protected at all cost. The dog will never tolerate strangers. The dog will not only bark and bare it teeth. If necessary, the dog will bite to protect his master and his property. Being a medium sized breed, a McNab should do well in apartments however, this breed dislikes being idle. An apartment or a cramped living space is definitely not for this breed. look this breed up
to do and the weight -35-70 pounds (16-32 kg) / 35-70 pounds (16-32 kg)
and here is a anuther name is McNab Dog and it is a typ of Border Collie
and they are medium sized and they have a warm and even tempered personality
and they are tends to form a strong attachment to one person but the dog is generally friendly to all the members of the family especially to the children. It tolerates other dogs in the family although it must be remembered that a McNab is a hunter. The dog would need to be socialized at an early age to lessen its aggression towards other animals. The dog is very protective of its master. A McNab will consider his master as well as the master's family and possessions as his, thus they would need to be protected at all cost. The dog will never tolerate strangers. The dog will not only bark and bare it teeth. If necessary, the dog will bite to protect his master and his property. Being a medium sized breed, a McNab should do well in apartments however, this breed dislikes being idle. An apartment or a cramped living space is definitely not for this breed. look this breed up
mountain cur dog
hi the mountain cur dog is a small dog and looks like a terrier
and the short name Mountain Cur and weight 30-60 pounds (16-29 kg) / 30-60 pounds (16-29 kg)
and very tough and decisive dogs and This breed was expressly developed to be hunters that will not be intimidated by large ferocious game. The dog will always be ready to face an angry wildcat. Because this breed is renowned for its strong desire to please its master they are commonly chosen to be home companions but they are recommended for families with older children. The dog is very protective of its master and his property. However, because it is not a submissive and an easy going breed, it is not recommended for everyone. The dog would need a dominant master as given the chance, the dog will be overly protective and would become too hard to handle. Dogs would instinctively need to have an order in the pack. A Mountain Cur is no different. This breed would benefit from obedience training and early socialization where it would learn to submit to the leader of the pack. This breed makes excellent watchdogs because they are suspicious of strangers. Socialization will not diminish the protective instinct of the dog rather it would train the dog to be friendly to other people when no threat is sensed. A Mountain Cur is a very energetic dog. For this reason, the dog would not be a suitable choice for a person living in an apartment or in a small house. A Mountain Cur that is regularly hunted would be sufficiently exercised but one that is kept as a home companion would need to be taken every day for a walk or be provided with a fenced in yard where it can run freely. They are a working breed so they lots of things to do
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and the short name Mountain Cur and weight 30-60 pounds (16-29 kg) / 30-60 pounds (16-29 kg)
and very tough and decisive dogs and This breed was expressly developed to be hunters that will not be intimidated by large ferocious game. The dog will always be ready to face an angry wildcat. Because this breed is renowned for its strong desire to please its master they are commonly chosen to be home companions but they are recommended for families with older children. The dog is very protective of its master and his property. However, because it is not a submissive and an easy going breed, it is not recommended for everyone. The dog would need a dominant master as given the chance, the dog will be overly protective and would become too hard to handle. Dogs would instinctively need to have an order in the pack. A Mountain Cur is no different. This breed would benefit from obedience training and early socialization where it would learn to submit to the leader of the pack. This breed makes excellent watchdogs because they are suspicious of strangers. Socialization will not diminish the protective instinct of the dog rather it would train the dog to be friendly to other people when no threat is sensed. A Mountain Cur is a very energetic dog. For this reason, the dog would not be a suitable choice for a person living in an apartment or in a small house. A Mountain Cur that is regularly hunted would be sufficiently exercised but one that is kept as a home companion would need to be taken every day for a walk or be provided with a fenced in yard where it can run freely. They are a working breed so they lots of things to do
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Montenegrin Mountain Hound
hi the Montenegrin Mountain Hound is a hound and they will hunt
small animals like rabbits other animals and weight-44-55 pounds (20-25 kg) / 44-55 pounds (20-25 kg)
and they need forms a strong and wonderful house companion ,trustworthy and they Very affectionate with its human family the dog would be distrustful of strangest. At times the dog can even manifest its aggressive behavior. The dog is good with children and tolerates other dogs and pets especially if raised with them. As with strangers the dog may also show dominance over other dogs. Socialization and obedience training is a must. However some dogs are known to be quite hard to train. Handler must be consistent with the firm and positive training. It would never be wise to punish this dog. Verbal and physical punishment would make the dog more aggressive. Make the training interesting and the dog would respond well.
calm inside the house but it would still not be suitable for apartment living. Being an energetic and active hunting dog, it is used to extensive and vigorous exercise. A home with a fenced in yard would be the most suitable living arrangement for this breed. This breed would prefer to live outdoors as long as an adequate shelter is provided in the yard or in the garden.
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small animals like rabbits other animals and weight-44-55 pounds (20-25 kg) / 44-55 pounds (20-25 kg)
and they need forms a strong and wonderful house companion ,trustworthy and they Very affectionate with its human family the dog would be distrustful of strangest. At times the dog can even manifest its aggressive behavior. The dog is good with children and tolerates other dogs and pets especially if raised with them. As with strangers the dog may also show dominance over other dogs. Socialization and obedience training is a must. However some dogs are known to be quite hard to train. Handler must be consistent with the firm and positive training. It would never be wise to punish this dog. Verbal and physical punishment would make the dog more aggressive. Make the training interesting and the dog would respond well.
calm inside the house but it would still not be suitable for apartment living. Being an energetic and active hunting dog, it is used to extensive and vigorous exercise. A home with a fenced in yard would be the most suitable living arrangement for this breed. This breed would prefer to live outdoors as long as an adequate shelter is provided in the yard or in the garden.
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maremma sheepdog
hi maremma sheepdog is a large white big dog
and the other name Abruzzese and keep in mind that they are hards
and well hard up other animals and kids in the family and weight -
65-110 pounds (30-50 kg) / 65-110 pounds (30-50 kg),They hard up cows,sheep ,other
farm animals.generally responds well to children as the dog usually considers the children to be his own. This dog however can no be considered as a gentle giant. The dog may unknowingly hurt small children. It is best no to leave small kids alone with the dog. Maremmas love company. The dog is tolerant of other dogs and can live peacefully with them. Being a shepherd the Maremma will consider other animals and smaller pets as a member of the flock it is guarding. This dog adores cats, hamsters, chickens and other small pets. But this dog will chase any other dogs and animals that it considers not to be a part of the family.
and they vey energetic and would naturally require vigorous exercise. If the dog is not actively guarding the livestock, the owner should ensure that the dog is given sufficient exercise opportunities. A walk around the block would not be enough for this breed. A Maremma should be able to run freely. This is why this breed is not suitable for urban or apartment dwellings. These dogs are accustomed to wide open spaces. In its country of origin, the dog is seldom kept inside the house. The weather proof coat allows the dog to live outdoors in all kinds of weather. Similar to any other breeds of dogs, a Maremma gets bored easily especially if it is left alone and not given a chance to exercise. A bored Maremma will resort to destructive chewing. The dog may also get the idea to redo the landscape. This breed is a digger.
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and the other name Abruzzese and keep in mind that they are hards
and well hard up other animals and kids in the family and weight -
65-110 pounds (30-50 kg) / 65-110 pounds (30-50 kg),They hard up cows,sheep ,other
farm animals.generally responds well to children as the dog usually considers the children to be his own. This dog however can no be considered as a gentle giant. The dog may unknowingly hurt small children. It is best no to leave small kids alone with the dog. Maremmas love company. The dog is tolerant of other dogs and can live peacefully with them. Being a shepherd the Maremma will consider other animals and smaller pets as a member of the flock it is guarding. This dog adores cats, hamsters, chickens and other small pets. But this dog will chase any other dogs and animals that it considers not to be a part of the family.
and they vey energetic and would naturally require vigorous exercise. If the dog is not actively guarding the livestock, the owner should ensure that the dog is given sufficient exercise opportunities. A walk around the block would not be enough for this breed. A Maremma should be able to run freely. This is why this breed is not suitable for urban or apartment dwellings. These dogs are accustomed to wide open spaces. In its country of origin, the dog is seldom kept inside the house. The weather proof coat allows the dog to live outdoors in all kinds of weather. Similar to any other breeds of dogs, a Maremma gets bored easily especially if it is left alone and not given a chance to exercise. A bored Maremma will resort to destructive chewing. The dog may also get the idea to redo the landscape. This breed is a digger.
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Appenzell Mountain Dog
hi the Appenzell Mountain Dog is a medium sized abd they are working dogs
and they are lively, courageous and self confident dog is also known as Appenzell Cattle Dog, a shorter name
is Appenzelle and the dogs were originally used by Swiss farmers for the purpose of herding cattle, guarding property, pulling carts and other such tasks. They were also used as rescue dogs during avalanches.They are
weight-49 to 70 pounds
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and they are lively, courageous and self confident dog is also known as Appenzell Cattle Dog, a shorter name
is Appenzelle and the dogs were originally used by Swiss farmers for the purpose of herding cattle, guarding property, pulling carts and other such tasks. They were also used as rescue dogs during avalanches.They are
weight-49 to 70 pounds
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Alpine Dachsbracke
hi the Alpine Dachsbracke is a fearless and a hunting dog and they are Basset des Alpes, Perro tejonero alpino, Alpenländische Dachsbracke and Alpenlandischer Dachsbracke and the size - medium or large dog ,13 – 16.5 inches and weight-33 – 40 pounds and they are easy to groom and easy to take
care of .They are excellent companion for families with small households or apartments. They are comparatively active indoors, and they don’t need a yard. Still, the breed needs plenty of exercise, so it’s important for their owner(s) to ensure they remain active inside.They are a tracking hound and they wounded deer and as scenthound for hare and fox. Be certain to remain the dogs firm, confident, consistent pack head to prevent unwanted tendencies issues.
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care of .They are excellent companion for families with small households or apartments. They are comparatively active indoors, and they don’t need a yard. Still, the breed needs plenty of exercise, so it’s important for their owner(s) to ensure they remain active inside.They are a tracking hound and they wounded deer and as scenthound for hare and fox. Be certain to remain the dogs firm, confident, consistent pack head to prevent unwanted tendencies issues.
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