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Afghan Hound
The Afghan Hound is a lively and
active dog with a very individual personality. You will
find that some Afghan Hounds can be quite boisterous
whereas others tend to be more reserved. The Afghan
Hound dogs are usually determined and quite independent.
The Afghan Hound dog is not a breed that likes to be
left alone for long periods, and if neglected can become
bored and destructive. Some Afghans have a tendency to
become withdrawn without proper socialization. You
should ensure that the Afghan Hound dogs is socialized
at an early age. The Afghan Hound is best suited to
those with some experience of dog ownership and
training. The Afghan Hound dogs stubborn streak can make
training quite a challenge. Housebreaking can also be a
challenge with this breed.
Owning an Afghan Hound can be challenging, as they can
be resistant and defensive. The Afghan Hound dogs can be
very fussy when it comes to their food. The Afghan Hound
dogs need plenty of attention to promote confidence and
reduce the risk of boredom. These cautious dogs can be
suspicious around strangers, and are often seen as
aloof. The Afghan Hound dogs will bark to raise an
alarm, and this makes them effective watchdogs. A well
socialized Afghan should get on okay with other dogs,
and will also get on well with older and more
considerate children. Care should be taken around
smaller animals, as he may chase them. The Afghan Hound
dogs does need a fair amount of exercise, and is
therefore not best suited to inactive families. Bear in
mind that this is a very fast and agile dog, and
therefore should always be in a safe, secure area when
not on a leash or he might run away before you can catch
him. High fences are essential, as the Afghan is a very
adept jumper
Its convex muzzle
gives it an appearance of a “Roman nose,” complemented
by delicate almond shaped eyes. Its legs are long and
straight. It has a silky coat, with its face and ears in
a deeper shade, and a curled tail. This majestic
appearance has given it the title “a king of dogs”. The
Afghan Hound dog is also considered to be one of the oldest
known breeds.
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American English
Coonhound
The American English Coonhound dog
descends from French and Irish dog breeds brought to
America. These dogs are fearless in pursuits, loyal to
their masters, and easy going. They remain very
trainable and eager to please.
The American English Coonhound is
a breed of dog that can be compared to a
well-conditioned athlete. Its head is broad with a very
slightly domed skull. Its ears hang rather low, reaching
nearly at the end of the nose when drawn out and an
expression that can be best described as kind and houndy.
The coat is a medium length, hard, protective hair with
a deep chest, strong back and broad loin without any
exaggerated parts. It moves effortlessly with its head
carried up and alert, a true picture of great endurance,
strength and vigor. Read on...
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American
Foxhound
The American Foxhound is a dog
that has a good natured disposition, and is a great
companion dog and pet in most cases. This is an
energetic dog breed, and a loving and loyal companion
that gets on very well with children and other dogs.
These dogs love to explore, and owners should bear this
in mind and ensure that the dog is not let off the leash
in an unsecured area, as he may run off.
The American foxhound dog is a large
hound developed to be lighter, faster, and taller than
its English equivalent, and it is also known to have a
stronger sense of smell. It has long and straight front
legs, a long, large head with broad, hanging ears, hazel
or brown eyes, and an upward-curving tail. The breed is
known to have bounding ability, great endurance and
speed, as well as eagerness to pursue quarry as part of
a pack. The breed can be further divided into show
hounds, pack hounds, and field trial hounds. Read
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Argentine Dogo
The Argentine Dogo dog is an
excellent guardian of the home. Loyal to the family,
playful and intelligent. It is good with children and
loves to kiss and cuddle with those the family accepts.
Argentine Dogo are easy to train and good with other
dogs.
The Argentine Dogo, also known as
the Argentinean Mastiff is the only native purebred
large-game hunting dog developed by Argentina. It has a
big skull with a head that has a concave-convex profile.
Its eyes are deeply set, its nose strongly pigmented in
black, its lips taut and its ears of triangular shape is
well on top of its head. The body is muscular yet
graceful, giving an over-all impression of strength. It
has a long tail and a short white coat with no
undercoat. It is said that the breed’s developer used at
least 10 separate breeds to come up with the perfect
pack hunter and guardian that is the Argentine Dogo.
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Azawakh
Azawakh hound dog is a hunter dog
in nature. Protector and companion he's alert and
attentive, and instinctively reserved with strangers and
gentle with those he loves. Azawakh dogs are excellent
with older children and dogs and can be very shy with
strangers.
A sight hound, the Azawakh is
known to be an elegant-looking dog, long, lean, and
rangy, giving the impression of great ability and
nobility. The Azawakh is high-stationed, meaning that he
is taller than he is long, with a figure suited toward
swiftness and agility when running. The Azawakh has a
long, graceful neck and holds its tail high with pride
when excited; their coat is smooth and short, with
colors ranging from browns, mauves, sables, blacks,
blues, and grays.
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Basenji
Very intelligent
and affectionate, the Basenji has a playful and curious
disposition. The Basenji is a dog that is eager to
place, and is energetic and alert, and although these
dogs do not bark this enables them to be effective as
watchdogs. The breed is not always suited to younger
children that may tease it, and should only be housed
with other pets if he has been properly socialized.
The Basenji, also known as the
Congo dog, is a primitive breed known for its ability to
make a variety of sounds, except for normal barking. Its
mood determines if it will howl, snarl, crow, or yodel.
This small breed has an elegant look about it, despite
its athletic tendencies. It has small eyes, straight
ears, a wrinkled forehead, and a tail that curls up on
its back. It has strong, long legs that give it the
speed and sprinting pace similar to a horse.
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Basset Hound
A mild mannered, even tempered, and laid back dog breed,
the Basset Hound is a breed of dog that is ideal for
inexperienced dog owners and those with children or
other dogs. This dog is a sociable dog and gets along
with other animals as well as kids and adults. This is a
breed that is largely very peace-loving and has a very
cheerful disposition. The Basset Hound dog is an animal
that will be quite happy lazing by the fire, but his
tendency to put on weight means that your Basset Hound
dog will need to be exercised on a regular basis.
The Basset Hound is easily recognizable with its loose,
folding skin, elongated ears, cheerless brown eyes,
prominent dewlap, and shortened, crooked legs. It has a
long body, a big muzzle, and a dense coat that shields
it from thorny shrubs. It is a direct descendant of the
Bloodhound, which explains the facial resemblance
between the two breeds. The Basset hound first gained
popularity when it was entered as participant in a dog
show in Paris in the 1860s.
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Beagle
Playful, good natured, and very
sociable, the Beagle is a dog that is well suited to
inexperienced dog owners as well as the more
experienced. The Beagle dog does well in households and
with children, They also get on well and enjoy the
company of other dogs in their pack.
The Beagle dog is a small but toughly
built hound with a resemblance to the English foxhound.
It has a wide, somewhat rounded skull, a squared muzzle,
wide nostrils, and long, broad, hanging ears. It also
has a tail that it carries in a lively manner, as well
as sturdy, circular feet. In the US, this dog breed is a
popular family pet and makes a good hunting aid.
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Black and
Tan Coonhound
Easygoing and generally good natured, the Black and Tan
Coonhound is a dog with a lively nature and a very
curious streak. Black and Tan Coonhound is a dog that
loves to explore, and because of this trait he does need
to be closely supervised and kept on the leash.
His curious nature could lead him into danger. The Black
and Tan Coonhound dog is a confident and
intelligent but can also use this intelligence to their
own means. These dogs are good with children and
generally with other dogs, although they can be dominant
with other dogs. Black and Tan Coonhound dogs
reaction around strangers can vary from being reserved
to being friendly depending on his personality. The
Black and Tan Coonhound needs plenty of exercise, and is
best suited to someone that can take him on strolls,
jogs, and will enable him to take part in other outdoor
activities. These dogs are determined, lively and loves
to be included in family activities. Their
stubbornness makes them best suited to those with some
experience with dogs.
The Black and Tan coonhound is
an American dog. This powerful and large dog is accustomed to work and
activity. With clean, classic distinctive lines and a
well-proportioned body, the Black and Tan coonhound
gives off the impression of a dog of great speed and
agility. It is easily recognizable due to its black and
tan colors and its coat is short, rough, and dense. The
eyes are rounded and range from dark brown to hazel. The
head is well-shaped and the neck and back are both
strong and muscular. The shoulders are powerfully built
and the forelegs are straight.
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Bloodhound
The Bloodhound is a gentle giant of a dog. The
Bloodhound dog has a determined nature, powerful
stature, and plenty of affection to give out. The
Bloodhound dogs are sensitive dogs and are very
responsive. The Bloodhound dogs are also sociable pets.
The Bloodhound dogs tend to get on well with children,
particularly when raised with them. The Bloodhound dog
is a large breed of dog and this should be considered by
those that have smaller children that could easily get
knocked down and hurt. The Bloodhound does have a
curious nature, once he gets hold of a scent he will
want to follow it. This can result in landing him in
trouble or even danger.
The Bloodhound dogs get on well with other dogs.
Although the Bloodhound dog can sometimes be dog
aggressive around same sex dogs. Some Bloodhound dogs
also have a stubborn streak about them. The Bloodhound
dog breed is best suited to those with some experience
of dog ownership. The Bloodhound dog can be noisy when
very bored, and can also be possessive when it comes to
his belongings, such as toys and food. The Bloodhound
dog can be a protective breed. The Bloodhound can make
an effective watchdog. The superior scent and tracking
skills of these dogs have made them popular in police
investigations. The Bloodhound dogs will need plenty of
room to move around and exercise.
The Bloodhound is a massive, powerful
dog breed that is
known for its refined head, droopy ears, and wrinkly
skin. The jowls on its face give it a sad, mournful
look. Its neck and back is strongly muscled and its
forelegs are solid. The Bloodhound dog has a short coat that
can either be black, black and tan, or liver-colored.
Bloodhound dogs are generally quiet and passive indoors but
active and vocal outdoors.
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Bluetick
Coonhound
The Bluetick Coonhound is a very intelligent dog. This
dog breed is very devoted to its family, it makes a good
companion dog. The Bluetick Coonhound dog does well
living indoors and makes a fine guardian to his family
and home. The Bluetick Coonhound dog are usually best
with older and younger considerate children. Some
Bluetick Coonhound dogs can be a bit dog-aggressive and
reserved with strangers. Socialize this breed of dog
well while still young. The Bluetick dog is a passionate
hunter and should not be trusted with non-canine pets.
This breed of dog is extremely alert, attentive, and
able to work over difficult terrain in bad weather. Do
not let the Bluetick Coonhound dog breed off the leash
in an unsafe area, as they may take off after an
interesting scent. The Bluetick Coonhound dogs has a
strong instinct to tree animals. Raccoons inhabit all
states and provinces in the US mainland and Canada, and
have for centuries been pursued by these hunters. Each
year, hundreds of licensed night trials take place. Each
trial lasts approximately three hours and involves three
to four dogs. Points are given according to the dogs
ability to find, trail and tree a raccoon. Points are
lost for treeing game other than raccoons. Each dog has
a unique "voice" which the Bluetick Coonhound dogs
owners usually can recognize. The Bluetick Coonhound
excels in these trials. The Bluetick Coonhound dog can
also be used to track fox or even cougar. The Bluetick
Coonhound dog has a fearless and warrior-like approach
to the hunt. The Bluetick Coonhound dog breed may drool
or slobber.
The Bluetick Coonhound dog belongs to the same bloodline as
the Black and Tan coonhound and has some physical
characteristics in common. Its coat is rough, short, and
dense and is unique in the sense that it is a tricolor
coat with blue mottling. The Bluetick coonhound dog has a
heavily-muscled, deep-chested body with strong legs and
well-arched feet and has long ears. It also has
exceptional eyesight during the night time, which allows
it to hunt better.
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Borzoi
The Borzoi a graceful,
dignified, and mild mannered dog. The Borzoi dog is an
affectionate pet with a distinct calmness about him.
Although independent and quiet when indoors, the Borzoi
is also a dog that is very active and fast. The Borzoi
dog needs plenty of exercise. This breed of dog also
needs to be in a safe and secure area when playing and
exercising or else the Borzoi dog could disappear in a
flash. There is something very noble and regal about the
Borzoi, and this dog is generally a sociable breed that
gets along well with older, considerate children.
Because the Borzoi dog is a little on the large size,
when around smaller children they need to be supervised.
The Borzoi gets along okay with other large dogs. The
Borzoi dog is something of a chaser and therefore should
not be let loose on small dogs, cats, and other small
animals that might run, giving him reason to chase.
Without proper socialization the Borzoi dog can become
either too aggressive or too shy. Early socialization is
essential. This breed is usually quite reserved when it
comes to strangers. These dogs can be gentle but do not
appreciate being teased or startled, and this could
result in a more aggressive reaction. These dogs are not
demanding, and are quiet, sensitive, and intelligent,
but they can get bored very easily.
The Borzois are gentle,
well-mannered dogs who have grace and beauty, yet they
enjoy having fun and racing games. Known as the Russian
Wolfhound, the breed was associated to the Russian and
English nobility. Its tall and elegant body, its courage
and agility are designed for speed and hunting. Borzois
are proud, affectionate, loyal to its family and
tolerant of other dogs. It is also known for being calm
and independent.
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