By Claudia Bensimoun Image Credit: Wiki Origin: Norway Group: Scent hound,UKC History: The Hygenhund and the Dunker, both Norwegian Hounds, were considered as one breed until 1934. Hunters imported the Dunker hounds into Norway during the 18th century. This breed was bred for the sole purpose of hunting rabbit. The Dunker breed is…
Photo Credit: Wikipedia.org Yellowstone Gray Wolf Bonding: The wolf is the largest member of the canine family.Gray wolves will range in color from grey, black to all-white in color. The most important behavioral condition for the survival of wolves in the wild is bonding.Bonding between animals is thought of as the attraction…
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Photo Credit : Royalla Downs Koolies Origin: Australia History: The Australian Koolie or Coolie comes from Australia and is a herding dog.This breed has existed in Australia since the 19th century and was bred from British working dogs. There are many variations in this breed, since Koolies were bred to show different characteristics in…
Photo Credit: Wikipedia Origin: Australia Group: Herding,UKC This breed is rare in the US, but not in Australia.In 1988, the Australian National Kennel Council opened up a ‘development’ register for this great breed, fearing that the purebred form of the ‘Stumpie’ could become extinct. History: Often confused with the Australian Cattle…