Kennel club Essays

  • The Chinese Crested Dog

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    found. In China it was known as the Chinese hairless, the Chinese Edible Dog, the Chinese Ship Dog, and the Chinese Royal Hairless. In Egypt it was called a Pyramid, or Giza Hairless, and in Turkey they were known as the Turkish Hairless. (American Kennel Club, 2006, p.462) They were also known as the “Fever Dog” because it was believed that by simply touching their skin, it would cure a fever. (Fogle, 1995, p.539) Today the breed is known as, the Chinese Crested. The Chinese Crested isn’t always hairless

  • Boxer vs. American Staffordshire Terrier

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    does well with other pets in the household. Not like the American Staffordshire terrier, where it needs raised with the family from puppy hood. Works Cited American kennel club-american staffordshire terrier. www.akc.org, n.d. Web. 21 June 2011. < http://www.akc.org/breeds/american_staffordshire_terrier/>. American kennel club-boxer.www.akc.org, 2005 March 30. Web.21 June 2011.. Bulldog-Boxer. In bulldog breeds.com, 29 June 2010. Web. 21 June 2011. . Dog breeds american staffordshire terriers

  • Pedigree Breeding

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    history, man-kind has had a dramatic effect on the canine genome, using inappropriate breeding practices to achieve great changes in physical appearance while negatively impacting canine health (Arman). Because pedigree standards instituted by kennel clubs historically focused on appearance rather than behavioral or internal health, many breeders today incorporate breeding practices such as inbreeding and line-breeding to achieve an ideal pedigree (Maki). However, these breeding practices produce

  • Persuasive Essay On Dog Kennels

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    take that thought and manifest it into a reality. Yes, owning your very own dog kennel

  • Cosy Beds for Your Adorable Canines

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    Dogs are playful companions—they love to run around the house, chase balls, chew bones and cuddle with you. And just like people, after a long day of fun and play, your furry little friends need a soft, cosy place to curl up on whenever they feel tired. Yes, your dogs need to have comfortable beds where they can take their naps or have their good night’s sleep. Dog beds come in a wide variety of styles, colours and materials, so choosing one among the thousands of selections can be a little overwhelming

  • Personal Narrative On Adoption

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    I had been searching for weeks; I scoured plenty of websites and had finally found him. He was in a tiny jail in Orlando that wasn’t too far away from my house. We called to confirm that he was there and would be available to be seen the next morning. A young lady with a high pitched voice answered, “Hello, how may I assist you?” she asked. My mom proceeded to ask if he was available, indeed he was. My mom had arranged to have work off. Despite having school the next day I was too excited and wanted

  • Pulmonary Staining Report

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    I have Florida White show rabbits and a common problem with them is discoloration of their white fur. This is usually due to urine, feces, and their surroundings. When showing a Florida White, the number of points allocated to the condition of fur is twenty out of the total one hundred points ( FWRBA, 2014, page seven, paragraph five ) . Five points of this is for color ( FWRBA, 2014, page seven, paragraph six ) . This many points can mean the difference between Best of Breed or Best of Show, or

  • my dog Trooper

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    alone in the middle of an open field, surrounded by fence. We jumped out of our van and headed up the walkway. As we walked through the front door, we were forced to look at the cats. Walking through the cat section was the only way to get to the dog kennel part.

  • Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show History

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    there is one older than them all, the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The Historical significance of the show is explained in the article titled "The Colorful History of America's Dog Show" published on the official Westminster Kennel Club website. Westminster pre-dates the invention of the light bulb and the automobile, along with the building of the Washington Monument, and the wright brothers first successful flight. The Westminster Kennel Club dog show is one of america's oldest sporting events

  • Stereotypes: A Brief History Of The Doberman

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    The History of Dobermans The history of dobermans dates back to the 1880’s in Germany and because of this they are an exceptionally historic breed. In this essay I will be going over some crucial parts of the doberman’s life like health and history. To be specific, I will be informing you about the creation of the breed, what you need to know before getting one, their health concerns, and addressing some stereotypes and answering common questions. My first topic is a brief history of the breed.

  • Rhythmic Gymnastics - A Combination of Athleticism and Grace

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    bodies. The most common accessories are a small ball (approximately 7" in diameter, weighing slightly less than a pound), a piece of knotted rope (must be proportional to height of the individual), a hoop (about 35" in diameter), a set of clubs (similar to juggling clubs an...

  • Popularity of Soccer Around the World

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    Popularity of Soccer Around the World I am going to talk about the most popular sport in the world: football. Now, you may be having visions of huge quarterbacks, dressed up in their padding and helmets, parading down the field during the Super Bowl. But the other kind of football, the football the rest of the world knows, has no padding or helmets. This other football is known in America as soccer. In more than 175 countries across the globe, football, or soccer, rates as the number 1 national

  • Religion In Media

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    paralyzed limbs, or walking handicaps. They join these religious clubs, or are shown on television speaking with these “electronic preachers” as they are called, and they let Jesus into their hearts. All of a sudden they are miraculously cured and can live their life in harmony. Still paying their monthly fees of course to stay this way. One of the most successful and popular religious programs and organizations is Pat Robertson’s “700 Club” which you can belong to by paying fifteen dollars a month (of

  • Raves

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    300-6,000 kids aged to about 17-25. A big empty wear house, lights, a fog machine and a DJ. Every single rave has 1 type of music: techno with a lot of base. It's electronically created with a very fast-pace. Techno music has its origins in gay dance clubs. Hip-hop also has had a big impact on techno music. Rave dancing ranges from being highly choreographed and stylistic all the way to thrusting your body back and forth. Ravers say they lose themselves to the beat and become one with the music by letting

  • Coming out of My Heterophobia Closet

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    wanted nothing to do with the heterosexual and bi-sexual life I had lived in the past; I was on a mission to prove I could be as gay as anyone else. That meant forsaking all straight clubs and hanging out with the straight friends that I had, cutting my hair and actively searching out other lesbians. I went to gay clubs and events and made new friends with total lesbians; I was ashamed of my straight background and even claimed to have been out of the closet for many years when in fact I had not been

  • Bon Jovi

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    He was in the band, Raze, in the eighth grade. Then he attended Sayreville War Memorial High School. During his early teens he was hanging out at local clubs convincing people that one day he would be a rock star. Jon was influenced by rock stars like Bruce Springsteen, Southside Johnny, and the Asbury Jukes. When he was 16 he was playing clubs. It was not long before he started playing in a ten-piece rhythm and blues band called Atlantic City Expressway with keyboardist David Bryan. Jon Bon Jovi

  • Deer Hunting

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    season, you also need to find a hunting club or lease. When looking for a hunting club or lease, it is important to find an area that has plenty of hardwoods and a water source; otherwise you will be wasting your time. Now that you have found the club or lease that is right for your hunting needs, there are dues that are owed to your club or lease and the clubs or leases own rules and regulations that need to be gone over. Since, the rules and regulations, club or lease, and license are taken care of

  • High School Vs. College

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    school begins at eight o'clock, and ends around three. You go to the same seven or eight classes every day. You also see the same people you have grown up with since you were little. You have football season, school dances, after school activities, clubs, boys, plays, and a ton of homework. Also sitting through assemblies, dress codes,and who could forget getting sent to the office for misbehaving.College is a whole new step. You go away to an environment all new to you. You have to leave your friends

  • Has The Information Revolution Benifited Society

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    benefits. James Snider’s argument that the information revolution will be the down fall of the environment is fundamentally flawed. All of his justifications are could happens that are not supported. He even states that all of the major environmentally clubs don’t consider the information revolution as a threat. If the "tree hugger’s" don’t consider the information revolution a menace, why should we. On the other hand, John Mayo offers a very realistic and viable argument for the information revolution

  • Documentary Critique

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    for Roger Smith and bring him to Flint. Michael Moore is the author and narrator of this touching film. He is seen throughout the film. He interviews many people and tries again and again to find Roger Smith. He is thrown out of private clubs, offices and yacht clubs. His authorial voice is observational. He tells all sides of this sad story. He interviews the people of Flint and GM executives including Roger Smith. He even interviews the few very well to do people in the now struggling city. One executive