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| The Primitive Ridgeback (hits: 254) |
| By S. Wannakrairoj, Ph. D. |
on 12 Feb 2010 by admin    |
| Hundreds of dog breeds world-wide have evolved through natural and/or artificial selection of geneti[...] |
| Of the three, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is the artificial breed selected for a ridge from a multi-breed mongrel population. The breed is so well known that its detail will not be further discussed here. Our attention will rather be on the other two breeds that are considered by most people, to be the primitives. The two are the now extinct [read more] |
| Able Bulldog (hits: 292) |
| Able Bulldog |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Able Bulldog |
| The ABLE Bulldog is a breed created by Mike May of Serenity Kennels Leavitt and Able Bulldogs in Pennsylvania. The foundation dogs are 50% American Bulldog(AB) and 50 % Leavitt Bulldog(LE). Initially the breed was born out of the concept of adding outcross blood to the relatively young Leavitt Bulldog gene pool. "Being an owner of both breeds, I began [read more] |
| Akbash Dog (hits: 470) |
| Akbash Dog |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Akbash Dog |
| A wonderfully written and informative article by Mr. David Sims. (Posted with permission). A Brief History of the Akbash Dog by David Sims Most breed clubs have a pamphlet or book describing a rich, colorful history for their breed. The problem is, when you ask for references or historical documents to verify the facts, they often cannot be found. While the history of [read more] |
| Moscow Watchdog (hits: 423) |
| Moscow Watchdog |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Moscow Watchdog |
| MOSCOW WATCHDOG AKA MOSCOWSKAYA STOROZEVAYA, MOSCOW CENTRY DOG, MOSCOW GUARDIAN DOG While the MWD is looking much like the St Bernard, in reality this Russian Native Breed combines the St Bernard's beauty and intelligence and Caucasian Ovtcharka's versatility and drive. Adaptability of this breed exceeds both, CO and St Bernard. Regardless of the conditions, the MWD perfectly fits into any environment. In post-Soviet countries, MWD [read more] |
| Old English Bulldog (hits: 214) |
| Old English Bulldog |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Old English Bulldog |
| Old English Bulldog Old Bulldog of Great Britain, or "Old Times Bulldog", a working dog for catching livestock and protecting proprieties, became already extinct in the early 19th Century. Qualities such as functionality, rusticity and agility made this breed very attractive and admired worldwide. Such characteristics, not present anymore in Modern English Bulldog, are the main ingredients for several attempts [read more] |
| Stubby (hits: 226) |
| Stubby |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Stubby |
| Stubby joined the 102nd Infantry, 26th (Yankee) Division, at Yale Field, New Haven, CT, in the spring of 1917. It is not known where he came from or what his pedigree was, but he appeared to be several weeks old at the time of his arrival. Throughout his service, his caretaker was J. Robert Conroy. In July 1917, he was [read more] |
| Tibetan Mastiff (hits: 293) |
| Tibetan Mastiff |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Tibetan Mastiff |
| One of the world's most ancient breeds. Used by Tibetans for centuries as a home and village guardians. They are sometimes tied up and deter trespassers by barking. These are called Do-Kyi or "Tied dog". Description The Tibetan Mastiff should be a dog to which the adjective "impressive" applies. A TM is a dog which has often been called 'massive'; [read more] |
| Tornjak (hits: 221) |
| Tornjak |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Tornjak |
| INTRODUCTION: The Tornjaks belong to one of about fifty existing but distinctly separate breeds of hearding dogs (separate by nature of its shape). Originally, dogs of this breed were found over the mountain regions of Asia and Europe as well as in the lowlands inhibited by pastoral nomads. The primary function of all these breeds was to guard flocks, mostly [read more] |
| Tornjak (hits: 300) |
| Tornjak |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Tornjak |
| The Tornjaks that live today are a breed restored in Croatia from the last remnants of a nearly extinct population of old shepherd dogs that used to inhabit the whole area of Dinarsko Gorje – from Grobnik in the northwest to Duvanjsko-lipanjsko polje, Kupreska down and the mountains of western Bosnia to the South and Southeast. The old church manuscripts [read more] |
| Tosa Inu (hits: 344) |
| Tosa Inu |
| on 25 Mar 2009 by admin |
| Tosa Inu |
| The Tosa (Tosa-Ken, Tosa-Token, Tosa-Inu, Japanese Mastiff), was bred for, and has been used for many years; as a fighting dog. Historically, the tradition of dog fighting was popular in many Japanese districts, but especially in the Tosa district of Shikoku. The product of thoughtful eugenic manipulation by the Japanese; the Tosa dogs active in fighting, originally; were not the [read more] |
gsicard:
07 May : 15:39
Hi Tom - welcome back. The format of the site will change soon. I am testing a new system. 
babigirl:
04 May : 08:27
Doing well, going Saturday back up to CherCar's to do some bite work...Past that Quiet. Come over to NeoOwners and visit Why Don't Ya!? 
MidgardKennels:
15 Apr : 05:13
I know what you mean. My daughter Persephone is 7 and she's just now really getting interested in doing more than playing with the dogs. I gave her a young female named Juno, and she's doing some OB with her. Once they get a little sharper I'll put up some video of Persephone working with Juno. She's starting to understand there are more kinds of strength than physical strength and dogs are an excellent judge of that. I think that's an excellent lesson for a young girl who'll likely never get much over 5ft tall.
LeeRobinson:
14 Apr : 05:54
Of course, I do experience new types of pleasures...lik
e watching my kids with the dogs.
LeeRobinson:
14 Apr : 05:41
I got into breeding dogs to produce a dog that could keep up with me. Now that I am getting older, that's too easy. 
KeyserSoze:
11 Apr : 20:20
see this is how crazy you are, how can i edit my posts when you banned me!
LeeRobinson:
11 Apr : 18:23
Really. It is all on the forum for the viewers to read...unless you go back and edit your post. Of course, if you do that...you will only again expose yourself.
KeyserSoze:
11 Apr : 17:55
ok Lee now who's the liar? You banned me on your forum just because I called you out on calling me Andreas here. I never posted any videos on your forum. My problem with you is just like Astibus, you're just a wacko.
LeeRobinson:
11 Apr : 17:13
The 2nd post by me in the link here clearly illustrates the truth about Keysersoze/ Vorax. I especially like the way he followed that post with an "oops," just like I said he would. LOL. Some people never change. -link-
LeeRobinson:
11 Apr : 17:06
The 2nd post by me on this page clearly explains why Keysersoze/
Vorax exposes the truth about this clown. I especially like the way he followed that post with an "oops," just like I said he would. LOL. Some people never change. -link-
LeeRobinson:
11 Apr : 16:43
If you hate litter, why post more of it? If you don't respect me, why did you used to post on my forum? Your problem with me is you were banned from my forum for posting dog fighting stuff...just as you did here too. I am not interested in your opinions. And, why are there over 150 members on my forum? Why do we have dogs in 6 countries and 38 states? Why, after 12 years...is our program still going strong? Enough said. I suspect you won't be here much longer. You have been banned so many times, I can't keep track.
LeeRobinson:
11 Apr : 11:06
Here's an idea...if "litter" bothers you...how about no longer making bogus alias accounts to use only for the purpose of trashing topics? Duh.
KeyserSoze:
11 Apr : 08:48
babigirl I have to say the way you moderated Astibus' thread is all I ever asked for and happy to see that. Off topic posts is the root of all the drama. I hope all threads get that respect now including mine which is littered.
Tehehehehe
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