Breed : Not Akc Recognized Weight: Male: 70-80; Female: 55-65 lbs Height: Male: 22-26; Female: 20-24 inches Color(s): Blue, Black, Red, Yellow, Brindle. There may or may not be white. The coat can be any pattern or color and is often brindled, leopard, or patchy. Catahoula Leopard Breed Information […]
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Breed : Not Akc Recognized Weight: 30-44 lbs Height: 17-24 inches Color(s): Deep red with buff markings along the muzzle and over the shoulders; dark sabling over the back, tail, and loins. Carolina Dog Breed Information: Carolina Dog, also known as American Dingo, is an ancient breed thought to be a descendant of
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Breed : Not Akc Recognized Weight: Male: 66-88; Female: 44-66 lbs Height: Male: 21.5-23.5; Female: 20.5-22.5 inches Color(s): Eventhough wolf gray is most common; it may come in any shade of gray. It may or may not have a black mask. It may also be present in brindle. Cao De Castro Laboreiro
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Breed : Working Weight: 80-140 lbs Height: 22-28 inches Color(s): black, black & tan, tan & fawn, red, chocolate, and brindle Cane Corso Mastiff Breed Information The Cane Corso Mastiff is believed to be a descendant of Canis Pugnax. It is an Italian breed of dog which is prized in Italy
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Breed : Herding Weight: Male: 45-55; Female: 35-45 lbs Height: Male: 20-24; Female: 19-23 inches Color(s): It is mainly white with mask with or without additional color patches, or any solid color with or without white trim. Canaan Dog Breed Information: Canaan dog is an ancient breed which had
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By Dr. Ellen Friedman For the Times Herald-Record “We think your dog might have cancer.” This is one of the most frightening sentences a pet owner can hear. While we hope your companion is never afflicted by this terrible situation, it is important to have some basic understanding of what a possible diagnosis of lymphoma
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It is essential that your dog gets used to traveling by car or on public transport. Whereas some puppies will embrace car travel enthusiastically and want to accompany their owner everywhere, others are fearful and are terrified by the whole experience. Making the experience fun: If you introduce your puppy to car travel at an
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As dog’s owners, we have the capacity to create some behavior problems in our pets. We ask so much of them as companions and want them to share our lives our homes, but we also expect these pack – orientated animals to be content to be alone when we do not want their company. This
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Dogs rely to a great extent on body language to communicate with each other and with us. Whereas we use words to make out intentions and emotions clear, dogs resort to body posture and you can learn a lot about your dog by watching him closely. Reading the signs: By regular observation of your dog’s
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Dogs have an incredible sense of smell – about 50 times better than ours. Scenting is very important to dog’s way of life and is his way of gathering information about world and the people and other dogs he meets. Dogs can detect and identify a variety of different scents at very low concentrations. Scent
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