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Recent Pet News, Tips & Info...Scenthounds ScenthoundsScenthounds Scenthounds were developed in Europe and North America to track and pinpoint prey. Some were specifically developed to trail injured prey while others were developed The Estrela Mountain Dog The Estrela Mountain Dog Estrela Mountain Dog Alternative Names: cao da Serra da Estrela, Portuguese mountain dog Country of Origin: Portugal History: The Estrela mountain dog is an ancient breed, reputed to be the oldest breed of the Iberan Peninsula. It was The Entlebucher The Entlebucher Entlebucher Alternative Names: Entlebuch mountain dog, Entlebucher cattle dog, Entlebucher sennenhund Country of Origin: Switzerland History: The Entlebucher is the smallest of four Swiss dogs developed from a cross of Roman mastiffs and local Swiss The Dogue de Bordeaux The Dogue de Bordeaux Dogue de Bordeaux Alternative Names: French Mastiff Country of Origin: France History: This ancient breed was developed from Roman mastiffs. The dogue de Bordeaux is one of France’s oldest |
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The Bernese Mountain DogBernese Mountain DogAlternative Names: Berner sennenhund Country of Origin: Switzerland History: The Bernese mountain dog is another of the four Swiss dogs descended from crosses of local dogs and Roman mastiffs. The breed was named for the canton of Bern and was developed as an all purpose farm dog, pulling carts, driving cattle, and guarding. They were first brought to the U.S. in 1926. Physical Description: The Bernese mountain dog is a large, powerful, squarely built dog with a large headl; a flat, broad skull; and straight muzzle. The breed has dark brown eyes, a black nose, and medium sized, triangular drop ears that are set high. The chest is deep and the tail is long and bushy. The coal is long, shiny and straight or slightly wavy, tri-color, with a black base and rust and white markings. Height: 23 to 27.5 inches Weight: 75 to 105 pounds Temperament: This is an easygoing breed that is confident and gentle. Some may be aloof with strangers but they generally get along with everyone, including children and other animals. Activity Level: Moderate Best Owner: The Bernese mountain dog does best with an active owner in a suburban or rural environment. Special Needs: Grooming, socialization, training Possible Health Concerns: Autoimmune disease, bloat, cancer, hip and elbow dysplasia, eye disorders, skin and coat problems |
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