dogs & their breeds-please tell me something about this topic?
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If you are living in a flat a pomeranean would be better. Lhasapso Dashund are also other choices.  If you have a larger house with garden and mud particularly,  German sheperd/ Alsatian or Dobermann pincher or Great Dane will be better.\nIf yu want a friendly pet  Retrievers are best choice.\nWanna frighten other pals?  Take a Boxer for the ugly and threatening looks.\nPJ Naidu  Lover of Dogs
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Wrong!\n\nSee:\n\nhttp://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ss/stories/s1330617.htm\n\neg:\n\n"Now since the dog’s eye is tuned for night, at night with low intensity levels you really don’t need very much in the way of colour. But of course dogs also hunt during the day, so what evolution has done is, you know, everybody gets the feeling that dogs are colour blind and somehow or other they see just in shades of grey. Well that’s not the way the game is set up. Dogs actually do have some colour vision, it’s just they have less colour vision that we do and they see fewer colours and they are probably a lot weaker than ours. So the dog sees the world in shades of blues and greys and oranges and yellows and the darker yellows might sort of fade down to something which we might call a brown, but they don’t see the oranges or the reds, they don’t see the greens and that sort of thing.\n\nIt drives me absolutely crazy. Right now the favourite colour for dog toys is red or that bright safety orange which you see in traffic columns and safety vests and that sort of thing. Well the thing is - to the dog’s eye that red is the same colour as the grass which the toy is supposed to land on, the only difference is that it’ll appear to be a little bit darker so it’ll be a slightly more brownish yellow than the yellow of the grass. So you buy this new toy and you throw it and Lassie goes tooling past it and you say to yourself, My God, my dog’s become an idiot or it’s just being obstreperous. Well no, the colour was there to catch the human eye: it’s absolutely useless with an dog’s eye. You’d be better off with blacks and whites."\n\nMore on the page, about dog senses.
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I agree, vote no on this and any other bill that discriminates against a dog based on breed.  There are wonderful pitbulls, they are nice friendly dogs by nature.  It is bad owners who ruin these dogs, they train them to be mean but don't teach them to be under control.  If they start with pit bulls they will follow up with rottweilers and many other breeds who are good dogs made mean by bad owners.  A dog who is vicious and bites people should be destroyed regardless of the breed.
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Breeds generally race their own breeds.  They may be starting an Arabian racing club though!
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Apparently these are one of the best breeds to have if you have asthma because they don't really shed at all.  The cleaner you keep the dog, the better.  Keep it inside the house and groom it or have it groomed on a regular basis.\n\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/spiritualhealing
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Your question doesn't make sense.  You are choosing behaviors that are dog behaviors and then asking why they are unique.  Different species have different behaviors.  There are things that humans do that no other animal does too.
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Dogs are really funny and cute.\n\nP.S.:  That's not true.
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I THOUGHT A HOUND OF YOUR BREDDING WOULD BE SMOKING A FINE CUBAN, DONT BUY OFF THE BEAGLE,SNIFF OUT THE LABRADODDLE HES GOT THE CIGARS,IS THE BEAGLE OF EASTERN EUROPEAN DESENT? VERY UNTRUSTWORTHY........
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http://www.droodles.com/drwhat.htm
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It's a good name for you. Why would you cross bred a lovely dog like a poodle and why would you want a mean, killer dog? It sounds sick to me.
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Have a look here:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/features/287feature2.shtml\n\nAnd here:\nhttp://users.aber.ac.uk/sac5/characteristics.htm
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Are you saying it's dangerous just because of it's breed? Or is it actually an aggressive or vicious animal that has threatened, and possibly even attacked people before?\n\nIf you're basing you opinion strictly from the dog's breed, you would be helping to perpetuate the current trend in today's society of blaming the breed, instead of holding the owner responsible.\n\nIf the dog has shown aggressive tendancies, you probably owe it to yourself and your neighbors to report the animal to your local animal control office.
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They are all different colors depending on the breed.  I don't know if I've ever seen a yellow one, except for those nasty peeps that show up around Easter.
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I am not sure if I understand your question? Do you mean two dogs like a Cocker Spaniel and a Collie breeding? Or a Cocker Spaniel and a Siamese Cat breeding?\n\nI will address both, then go to birds and monkeys.\n\nFirst dogs are all the same species. It does seem incredible, but a Chihuahua is the same species as a Great Dane and would be able to produce puppies, though it wouldn't be easy! Any of the domestic house cats, like Persians, Siamese, etc are also the same species. Because of domestication people have been able to selectively breed these species to get a wide variety of types. They are called breeds, not species.\n\nBirds and monkeys have not had this same manipulation. Even birds that look fairly similar, like a White-throated Sparrow and a Swamp Sparrow are different species. There actually can be some hybridization between similar species, but its rare and normally a bird of one species will choose a mate of its own kind. \n\nMonkeys are the same. They are different species. I am not as familiar with monkeys as I am with birds, and there may be some hybridization, but they are still separate species.\n\nOh, if you meant cats and dogs breeding with each other, that doesn't happen.
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Is this a serious question?  Did it ever occur to you that the biology of a dog is just a wee bit different than that of a human?
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It is how the dog is raised by the owner. Not all pit bulls act the same. Like I said depends on how the dog was raised. If you raise it to be mean the dog will be mean. And That is said about any dog not just pit bulls. I had a pit bull that took care of sick kittens just to show you that they are not all bad dogs.
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My bud, Charlie (see 360 page).  He's a Brittany Spaniel...  In general, I like hunting breed dogs.  Not that I hunt all that much, I just love their intelligence and need-to-please demeanor.\n\nPS:  My brother has a sweet beagle named Sally...