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English Cocker Spaniel
The English Cocker Spaniel is an eager, playful, and
cheerful dog with plenty of affection to give and a
responsive and gentle nature. This is a sociable breed,
and loves to be around his loved ones. Sweet and
enthusiastic, the English Cocker Spaniel makes for a
great family pet, but it is worth noting that some can
be overly dependant on their owners to the point where
they become clingy, so it is important to teach your
English Cocker Spaniel to be independent. When it comes
to children these dogs are generally very good, and they
are also very friendly with strangers in most instances.
The English Cocker Spaniel will get along well with
other pets too, making this breed ideal for families
with other pets. The English Cocker Spaniel is a sturdy, well-built dog,
with distinctively long ears that can reach its nose
when stretched forward. The skull’s upper plane is
almost parallel to that of the muzzle. This breed
possesses medium-length hair, and dark, oval eyes. Its
nose is colored black or brown, and its jaw has a
scissors type of bite. It also has a well-developed
chest, but narrow enough to provide graceful movement.
Cocker Spaniel tails are usually docked a few weeks
after birth. Its paws resemble that of a cat’s.
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English Foxhound
Lively, friendly, and energetic,
the English Foxhound is a breed that has a friendly
nature and is eager and sociable. These dogs are agile
and lively, and make for good companion pets, although
they can take time to mature, which means that they may
retain the stamina, playfulness, and energy of a puppy
for longer periods than many other breeds. The English
Foxhound loves other dogs and will get along well with
them; however, the high prey drive of this breed means
that you will need to be careful around smaller animals,
as he may give chase - ensure that he is socialized
early with other pets in the household. These dogs also
get along well with children, although some may be a
little too large and energetic for very young children.
The English Foxhound is a solid
well-built animal. It’s an elegant, clean-cut, athletic
hound. It has a long muzzle and a wide skull. The skull
is of full size but not heavy. It has a long neck and
very strong hindquarters. The English Foxhound’s brow is
pronounced but not sharp nor high. The nose is about 4 ½
inches long and is also wide with open nostrils. The
ears which are pendant are set low and lying closely to
the cheeks. The English Foxhound’s eyes which are brown
and large have a sweet expression. The legs are straight
with round, cat-like feet. The coat is usually tri-color
(black, white and tan), or bi-color with a white
background. The stamina of an English Foxhound is
integral in its development
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English Setter
The English Setter is a
spirited dog. This breed will give you lots of energy
and enthusiasm. Sweet in nature, this
English Setter breed has plenty of love to offer
families. This breed is a devoted and responsive dog
that loves to shower his family with affection and
devotion. The English Setter loves the companionship of
his owners and family, and is a very sociable dog. These
dogs have plenty of energy, and will thrive on spending
time with their loved ones enjoying some activity and
exercise. The English Setter loves children and gets
along very well with them, although his size and energy
levels may prove a problem around very young children.
He also tends to get along well with other pets as well
as strangers, and has a very sociable disposition. Some
English Setters can be willful and stubborn, and this
can lead to resistance. They have very good memories and
are quick learners, but can also develop bad habits that
can be difficult to break. You may find that the English
Setter is slow to housebreak.
The English Setter is a bred for a
mix of athleticism and endurance. They are gun-dogs.
They are built to assist hunters to find and retrieve
game, usually birds. The English Setter’s coat is flat
with light feathering of long length. They have a
flowing coat that requires regular grooming. The English
Setter is a beautiful, elegant, slim setter with a
significant speckled coat. The eyes are hazel with a
sweet expression. English Setters have a dark nose. The
long pendant ears have a velvety tip. The ears,
underside, and legs are heavily fringed. The chest is
quite deep, but not wide. The tail is straight and
tapers to a small point.
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English
Springer Spaniel
The English Springer Spaniel is an intelligent and very
eager to please. This dog breed loves companionship and
affectionate to his family. The English Springer Spaniel
love to be around people. Active and loves the outdoors,
this dog breed enjoys to be apart of family activities.
He is a quick learner which makes him easy to obedience
training. The English Springer Spaniel has plenty of
energy and spirit, and loves to play. Some English
Springer Spaniel can be overly boisterous at times, and
others can be overly dependant to the point where they
become clingy. This breed should have training early on
to help him to become more independent and less
destructive. English Springer Spaniel dogs do not like
being neglected, and being left along for long periods.
This can result in destructive behavior and anxiety. The
English Springer Spaniel gets along well with children,
particularly when raised with them, and is also good
with other pets. He is a sociable dog and will get along
well with most strangers, although some English Springer
Spaniels may be more reserved around strangers than
others.
The English Springer Spaniel is usually of medium size.
They have long pendant ears. They are neither too light
nor too heavy. The tail is commonly wagging and docked.
They should have a confident bearing. It is strong and
refined. Their eyes are medium-sized and have a kind
expression. The eyes are either brown or hazel. This
would depend on the color of the coat. The coat has
medium length and is either flat or wavy and feathered.
The coat comes in liver and white, black and white, or
blue or liver roan. The white coat may sometimes have
streaks of colored hair. The English Springer Spaniel’s
neck is fairly long for his body.
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English Toy
Spaniel
The English Toy Spaniel is a sweet
natured, undemanding, and friendly dog, with an amiable
personality. This a gentle nature dog, with a lot of
affection to give to his owners. The English Toy Spaniel
has low demands and sweet in nature. This breed of dog
is well suited for the elderly or those that are unable
to provide much in the way of exercise for their pet.
The English Toy Spaniel is also well suited for the
inexperienced owner as well as the more experienced, and
is a small dog that makes a great companion pet. English
Toy Spaniel dog that prefers to be pampered and loves
his comforts.
These dogs will get along okay with older children that
are more considerate, but they do not like being teased
or handled roughly so are not well suited to younger,
boisterous children. These dogs tend to get on well with
other pets, but can be reserved when strangers are
around. The English Toy Spaniel is a very fast learner
and is obedient, which means that training shouldn't
prove too much of a problem but beware, as some English
Toy Spaniels can have a stubborn streak.
The English Toy Spaniel is a
sturdy and small spaniel with a deep black pug nose with
open nostrils. It has round large and dark eyes and a
sweet expression. The English Toy Spaniel’s ears are
long and feathered. The ears hang along the cheeks. The
coat of an English Toy Spaniel is soft, silky and well
feathered. It comes in four colors which are King
Charles (black and tan), Ruby (solid red and sometimes
with a few streaks of white hair or a white patch on the
chest), Blenheim (with red markings, or a red “thumb
print” centered on the forehead), and Prince Charles
(tri color, consisting of white with black and tan
markings. The tail is usually docked.
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Entlebucher
Mountain Dog
The Entlebucher is a people person
dog who loves to be surrounded by his people and
friends. Alert and very eager to please. It was first
used as a cattle driver, today it is used as a livestock
guarder and a companion. Also known as the Entlebucher
Sennenhunde or the Entlebucher Cattle dog, the
Entlebucher Mountain dog is actually the smallest of the
Swiss Mountain Dogs. The Entlebucher Mountain Dog is
known for its intelligence, agility and fierce loyalty.
Does well with older children and other dogs. This
dog doesn't get on with smarter pets though. This breed
needs to be trained early on to improve his
socialization.
It is a medium sized dog with an alert and friendly
facial expression, it’s stocky, slightly elongated body
is covered with a tri-color coat. The Entlebucher
Mountain Dog is known for its tri-color coat of black,
tan and white.
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Estrela
Mountain Dog
They are very protective of their
property and family, friendly with children, but
suspicious of any strangers, and can be stubborn and
Will protect their pack (family) no matter what. Estrela
Mountain dogs are very high spirited and willful dogs
and makes very good watchdogs. This breed is born to be
a herder. Estrela Mountain dogs and independent and
needs a great amount of excise or will develop behavior
problems . This breed Will also need early training as
it has poor socialization skills. Not well suited for
small children but will do ok with older more respectful
children. If proper training early on, will do well with
medium to large dogs but will not with smaller pets.
The Estrela Mountain Dog is said
to have originated from the Serra da Estrela mountain
range in Portugal, from which it got its name. It could
possibly one of the oldest breeds of dogs from the
Iberian Peninsula. The Estrela Mountain Dog is a large,
powerful, athletic and strongly muscled dog with a short
back and a thick tail. In 1974 it was brought to Great
Britain, and in 1998, to the United States. The Estrela
Mountain Dog was officially recognized as a breed by the
UKC in the year 1996. The Estrela Mountain Dog is also
known as the Portuguese Mountain Dog.
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