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Dog Breeds – Bullmastiff

Breed :     Working Dog Weight:     Male 110-130; Female: 100-120 lbs Height:     Male: 25-27; Female: 24-26 inches Color(s):     red, fawn, or brindle Bullmastiff Breed Information The Bullmastiff is a breed of large dog. A member of the Working Group, it is large and solidly built, with a short muzzle. The Bullmastiff shares

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Tackling rabies in deadly dogs

BANGLADESH: Tackling rabies in deadly dogs DHAKA, 5 January 2011 (IRIN) – In a country with the highest per capita rate of human deaths from rabies – one in every 30,000 people – the government of Bangladesh and NGOs have undertaken the country’s first national dog census to prepare a mass vaccination and neutering campaign.

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Is Your Dog Diabetic

By Dr. Sandeep Kharkanis Like humans, dogs can also have diabetes due to malfunction of the endocrine glands. Heredity, obesity and certain medications cause diabetes at any age, breed or sex of dog.  Early diagnosis is very crucial. Diagnosing diabetes is done through a series of blood tests and urine tests. When pancreas fail to

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Dog Breeds – Briard

Breed :     Herding Weight:     75-100 lbs Height:     Male: 23-27; Female: 22-25.5 inches Color(s):     all uniform colors except white (includes black, tawny, and gray shades) The Briard is a large breed of dogs, this breed was originally used to guard and herd and is there fore a herding dog breed. The Briard,

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Dog Breeds – Bracco Italiano / Italian Pointer / Italian Setter

Breed :     Not Akc Recognized Weight:     55-88 lbs Height:     Male: 22.5-26; Female: 21.5-24.5 inches Color(s):     White. Markings of amber, orange, chestnut. May be roan or speckled. The Bracco Italiano is a breed which originated from Italy, it is also commonly known as the Italian Pointer and the Italian Setter. Although the

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