Airedale Terrier
CKC Classification
The Airedale Terrier is classified as being part of the terrier group, and is also recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and the United Kennel Club (UKC).
Origin
The Airedale Terrier is said to originate from England. The largest of the terrier breeds, occasionally called “King of Terriers” due to its size, may be known as Waterside Terrier, the Working Terrier and the Bingley Terrier. Airedales ancestry supposedly includes terriers and hounds, but is believed to be a cross breed between the Otterhound and English Terrier.
Use
The Airedale Terrier has a range of duties starting from being the first breed in Great Britain and Germany to be police dogs, assisting in the war as guards and messengers.
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They were supposedly brought over by explorers, colonists and traders from the 1600’s-1700’s. They became even more popular in England, France and Spain with royal families during 1800’s. Ancient ancestors include the Bichon and Maltese breeds. They are part of the Bichon family and also known as “Bichon Havanis”
Use
In the past the Havanese has been known as a circus dog since they are very clever and obedient. It’s been noted that this breed was once a watch dog and that they make great therapy dogs. Presently they are family pets and are used for companionship.
Appearance
The Havanese has sturdy stance for small athletic dog with a body that is longer than tall. Their height varies between 8-12 inches tall and weigh between 7-14 pounds. Their eyes can be dark black to dark brown, and are oval-shaped which give a kind soft-hearted appearance, ears are slightly pointed dropping on either side of their face. Havanese coat is doubled, the undercoat being soft and the outer coat being long-haired silky soft with slight waves. The tail is usually fluffy long and carried over the back. The coat colour can be any colour but this breed is known for being white. Coat care requires, brushing that should be done twice weekly to prevent mats, as Havanese do not shed. When showing this breed in dog shows their generally untrimmed but owners usually trim to keep coat neat. Excessive hair between foot pads, under tail and near genitals should be trimmed as
Basset Hounds came about in France and were developed by French monks at the abbey of St. Hubert who were looking to develop a breed with a powerful sense of smell. Therefore, the St. Hubert Hound was originally created. Eventually, this breed branched off. While one line became the bloodhound, a mutation in another line of the St. Hubert Hound created a short-legged or dwarf hound, which is now known as the Basset Hound. This breed got its name because of its close proximity to the ground. The French word “bas” means low. Therefore, the name basically means “low-set hound.”
The Miniature Schnauzer is a breed of small dog of the Schnauzer type that originated in Germany in the mid-to-late 19th century. Miniature Schnauzers developed from crosses between the Standard Schnauzer and one or more smaller breeds such as the Poodle and Affenpinscher, as farmers bred a small dog that was an efficient ratting dog. They are described as "spunky" The first recorded Miniature Schnauzer appeared in 1888, and the first exhibition was held in 1899.
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The Australian Cattle Dog was originally born in Australia. It was bred to help outback ranchers round up their cattle and to withstand the harsh outback conditions. The breed is loyal and devoted to its owner. The joy of owning an Australian Cattle Dog directly relates to the breed origin, why it was bred, the general appearance, its unique traits, simple diet and easy health care. According to Katherine Buetow in “ The History of the Australian Cattle Dog” she states, “There is continuing controversy over which breeds were actually used in its development. One of the difficulties in researching the history of this breed is that there was a lot of experimentation going on in trying to find the perfect combination of dogs to make up the ultimate heeler that could live and work in the Australian outback ”( 1).
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Australian Shepherd, also known as Spanish Shepherd, New Mexican Shepherd, or California Shepherd, breed of herding dog developed in the United States (Encarta). Its ancestors probably were Australian dogs bred for herding livestock (Braund 106). Sheepherders who emigrated from the Basque region of Spain to the United States had these dogs shipped to California when the United States imported sheep from Australia in the 19th century (Palika 23).
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