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The Polish Owczarek Nizinny has a few names. Some people shorten it affectionately to the abbreviation PON. Others call it the Polish Lowland Sheepdog. This dog is the epitome of the shaggy dog. It has a very thick coat that is considered non-shedding and hypoallergenic. The tail is naturally bobbed. The dog has a long lifespan ranging from 11 to 14 years of age. [...]
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The Silky Terrier was developed mainly from crosses between Australian Terriers and Yorkshire Terriers; indeed, the breed seems to show a blend of characteristics from these two breeds.The Silky Terrier was originally known as the Sydney Silky Terrier, but its name was officially changed to the Australian Silky Terrier in 1955.In most kennel clubs, the Silky Terrier is classified as a Toy, though it does demonstrate some terrier personality and it was purportedly used as a ratter. The American Continental Kennel Club classifies the breed in the Terrier group. [...]
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Hal Roach's "Our Gang" comedies, later known as The Little Rascals filmed in the 1920s and 1930s feature the famous Pete the Pup, who was originally played by Pal the Wonder Dog; the original dog had a natural black incomplete ring around one eye, while later dogs would have a complete ring drawn on by a make-up artist. After Pal passed away, one of his offspring was used in the series; this dog's name was Lucenay's Peter and was actually dual registered with the AKC and the UKC as an American Staffordshire Terrier and an American Pit Bull Terrier. Lucenay's Peter was the most famous dog to play Pete the pup, though other dogs were also used for the role. [...]
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It's always interesting to find out facts that we don't know about a dog breed we own or would like to own. Information about the Bearded Collie that you may not know includes the following: [...]
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An intelligent and loyal breed of dog, the boxer is very well known among breeders and pet owners alike. As well known as these dogs are, though, there are still a number of interesting facts about this breed that many people most likely aren't aware of. Boxers are one of the more popular breeds of dogs in the world, and taking the time to learn more about them can help potential owners to further appreciate exactly how special these dogs truly are. [...]
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The Briard is a very unique dog breed and one that most people come to love easily. After all, many of its characteristics are fun to bring into the home. Yet, there are some interesting facts and tidbits that may make this breed a bit more unique than you think. If you own one, or if you plan to own one, take a few minutes to learn about these differences to find out where your dog is really coming from and what makes him or her tick. [...]
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There are many interesting tidbits about the Briquet Griffon Vendeen that makes this breed of dog unique. While most will not have heard of him, he is a loving, fun dog to be around, assuming that you keep him happy. Here are some interesting facts about this remarkable dog that you should know about. [...]
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The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is one of the oldest herding breeds on record. They most likely originated over 3000 years ago and may have been the companions of ancient Celtic tribes. [...]
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The Welsh Terrier looks like a smaller version of the Airedale Terrier; some people believe it also looks similar to the Wire-Haired Fox Terrier.[- ]Thirty-fifth president of the US John F. Kennedy had a Welsh Terrier named Charlie; some say the dog technically belonged to his daughter, Caroline.It is not suggested to frequently bathe the Welsh Terrier; frequent bathing destroys the oils that make the Welshie's coat waterproof and smooths out his wire-haired texture. Many experts claim that Welshies can go their entire lives with 2 or 3 baths and not have any doggy odor. [...]
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There is a lot of available information regarding the Chinese Crested that is useful, but commonplace, or even banal. The following will provide some of the more fascinating minor details for a more thorough understanding of the breed and where the breed stands in today's dog lover community. Of course, there are no promises that all of this information is all that relevant, but it should at least prove amusing. [...]
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Like any other breed, the Dandie has some facts you may not know that make it unique. Listed below are some facts you may not know about this breed. [...]
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Grouped in with the Pit Bull breeds, there is no doubt that the Staffordshire Bull Terrier has suffered its share of misconceptions and false allegations. Though the breed is a forerunner of the American Pit Bull and American Staffordshire, the term Pit Bull is actually a blanket term used to describe all three breeds; just as sports car is used to describe a certain type of automobile. However, the three are very different strains of canine, just as there are different brands of car. Unfortunately, the recent debate over the issues of breed aggression and breed specific legislation has lumped the three together. [...]
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If you have been looking at your Rottweiler lately and wondering what information there could possibly be about them that you don't yet know about, then look no further. Here you will find some weird facts about Rottweilers which will be fun to read as well as giving you some interesting added knowledge!Your RottweilerThe Rottweiler is originally from Germany. The first fact includes that German Rottweilers are actually more muscular and shorter than American Rottweilers. Somewhere along the way, American Rottweilers have become taller and slimmer. So this means that with a German Rottweiler you would be better trying out sports such as carting. With an American Rottweiler on the other hand a sport such as Rally or Agility may be better suited. [...]
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Thanks in part to their delightful, plus sized ears and light, fluffy coat, the Papillon are perhaps amongst the most visually distinctive of all dog breeds. Of course, this appearance is quite far from being the only unique quality the Papillon is known for. Besides their distinctive look, the Papillon are also known for several other things. Listed below you will find just a few stories, facts and trivia that have helped the Papillon gain the reputation they carry.Thanks to their dignified, noble look, the Papillon have been very popular amongst European royalty. Known Papillon lovers include Madame de Pompadour, Henry II, Henry III, Henry XIV and most famously, Marie Antoinette. [...]
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English Springer Spaniels are an interesting and unique breed. Not only do they make great and loyal companions for today's families, they have a history dating back hundreds of years. Since then they've made quite a name for themselves in the dog world. [...]
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