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 Show your support with a magnetic ribbon. Recent Pet News, Tips & Info...The Clumber SpanielThe Clumber Spaniel - The Perfect Mix Between Cuteness and Intelligence Cute, fluffy, funny, gentle, the Clumber Spaniel is the favorite pet of many, and for good reasons. It is sweet, docile and pleasant. Even if one would think so due to its sweet nature, this breed the does not lack intelligence. Plus these are affectionate and well-behaved dogs. The Cirneco Dell Etna Why Is the Cirneco Dell 'Etna a Special Choice for a Special Owner? This elegant and robust breed is special in aspect and in its behavior; the Cirneco Dell 'Etna is a medium sized dog whose skills focus around hunting, scenting and exploring. Also, its sight and hearing are very sharp. The Cierny Sery The Cierny Sery - An Intelligent and Loyal Friend A perfect family dog but also a great companion for singles, the Cierny Sery is loyal, intelligent and reliable. Loving and friendly, this dog will become part of its family and can get along with children very well The Chow Chow The Chow Chow – Children’s Furry Friend and Fierce Protector Chow Chow is a breed very appreciated by adults and children alike. Mature dogs of this breed are usually quite small and have the appearance of puppies - this is how it can be explained why they are so loved all around the world. |
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American FoxhoundAmerican FoxhoundCountry of Origin: U.S. History: The American foxhound was developed in Virginia and Maryland from foxhounds imported to the U.S. from Europe in the 18th century. It was bred to hunt fox singly and in packs and later to participate in field events and drag hunts. Physical Description: This is a medium size to large muscular dog. It has a long, broad hear; medium length drop ears; and large, brown eyes. The muzzle is straight and square. It has a long back, straight legs, and a long tail that is set high and curved. The close, coarse coat is of any color. Height: 21 to 25 inches Weight: no standard available Temperament: This is an energetic but easygoing and friendly og that gets along with almost everyone, including children and dogs. It can be stubborn and independent, so training takes patience. Activity Level: High Best Owner: This breed does best with an active family in a rural or suburban home. Special Needs: Exercise, fenced yard, leashed Possible Health Concerns: Ear problems, hip dysplasia Share this article on American Foxhound with friends. 
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