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Dog breed and breeder information. Dog Breed profiles on dogs. Pets.ca is Canada's source for info on pets including dogs cats birds and more.
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Learn more about your favourite dog breed, or learn about one you've never heard of before. Including basic breed profiles, breed club listings from around ...
The Breed Basics : includes history, links to photos, rescues clubs, and favourite websites.
Doggies.com is your resource for descriptions of purebred dog breeds, information and pictures.
Article that reviews the genetic origin of the breeds and the consequences of selection over time.
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Information about the ineffectiveness of banning dog breeds in Australia.
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Key Facts: Size: Large Height: Above 54 cm (21 inches) Weight: About 30 kg (66 lb) Life Span: 13 years Grooming: Very demanding Exercise: Medium Feeding: Medium Temperament: Friendly & outgoing Country of Origin: England AKC Group: Herding Other Names: Bobtail Physical Characteristics: General Appearance: Ambling walk, shaggy, strong and compact. Colour: Grey, grizzle, blue or blue merle, with or without white markings. Coat: The outer coat is shaggy, hard in texture and harsh. The undercoat is waterproof. Tail: Commonly docked completely or from the first joint. Ears: Small and carried flat against...
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Grooming Man's Best friend Proper grooming for your dog does not only have aesthetic purposes but also adds to your pet's holistic growth - physical and psychological. Since dog hair can interlace due to dirt and grime in the coat forming mats and tangles, they would need to be groomed to keep proper hygiene. Plus grooming generates more bonding time with your pet, creating a stronger relationship. It is best to train your dog to be groomed at an early age. But, an untrained dog can still be taught to accept all the attention. Train your pet to get used to his body parts being handled and brushed....
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