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After 1776 there was a development of firearms. Erect standing; longer legged dogs were used to locate game for wing shooting as the dogs now needed to cover extended ground to find the scattered birds. 1. William C. Thompson, The Irish Setter in Word and Picture Denlinger’s Richmond, 1954. P12. Extended Breed Standard of the Irish Setter - Page 3 By 1800, the setter type had become well ...
Continue Reading...The first Crested to enter the English Kennel Club Stud Book was “Fatima” registered as “Crested North Chinese”. She was born on 23rd November 1901, sired by “Chino” out of “Jamita” (both of unknown pedigree). There was no registered progeny of these early dogs and consequently they have no influence on the present day Chinese Crested. CASSELL’S New Book of The Dog Volume 14 ...
Continue Reading...Rally Obedience Trials (Effective from 1st January 2016) Approved by Australian National Kennel Council Ltd 2011 Amended October 2012 September 2013 February 2014 March 2015 October 2015 February 2016 . 2 Adopted by the Member Bodies of Australian National Kennel Council Ltd AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Dogs ACT PO Box 815 DICKSON ACT 2602 Phone: (02) 6241 4404 Fax: (02) 6241 1129 Email: admin ...
Continue Reading...of old type Pekingese or dogs who were close by the type of a long haired Chihuahua at the time of creation of the modern Russian Toy Terriers. This brought positive results in producing permanent long hair in the breed, as well as to enhance specific structure of the hair on the ears and the britches on the rear back legs. The first standard for the Moscow Long Hair Toy Terrier was created in ...
Continue Reading...Canine Association Inc. PO Box 815 Dickson ACT 2602 Ph: (02) 62414404 Fax: (02) 6241 1129 www.actca.asn.au Member Bodies of the nel Council. SOUTH AUSTRALIA South Australian Canine Association Inc. PO Box 844 Prospect East SA 5082 Ph: (08) 8349 4797 Fax: (08) 8262 5751 www.saca.caninenet.com ntrolling Bodies are ralian National Kenl
Continue Reading...1 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL KENNEL COUNCIL LTD AGILITY TRIALS Rules for the conduct of Agility Trials (Effective from 1st January 2016) Approved by the
Continue Reading...Grading Labradoodles – How do you do that? Tellme,what’salabradoodle…really? ! The Australian Labradoodle is a developing breed. It contains a mixture of three parent breeds; Labrador, Poodle and Cocker Spaniel (English and American). The breed has not yet been recognised by national and international kennel associations but together with the Australian Labradoodle Association ...
Continue Reading...Bullmastiff, “set the type” which was to remain as the standard for the breed. Extended Breed Standard of the Bullmastiff - Page 3 Mr.Moseley’s breeding formula for the Bullmastiff, of 60% Mastiff and 40% Bulldog, produced a dog with the physical and mental characteristics which were highly prized by the Gamekeepers: a combination of the tenacity, toughness and courage of the Bulldog ...
Continue Reading...Bulldog type tends to recur despite the changes effected intentionally, or by unfortunate mischance, by some breeders. Basically, a judge will not be far wrong in choosing a winner from those dogs which look as if they could fulfil the purpose for which they were bred. True, they may never be required to bait a bull, but that some can, and have done so successfully, can be attested to by this ...
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Continue Reading...It is believed cross breeding between the early rough-coated Greyhound type dogs with various dogs valued for their hunting prowess, regardless of their type, size and colour was the very early foundation of this breed. Some of these crosses included ancestors of the ancient St Hubert hound that were known for producing long legged or short legged type hounds. A great influence on the ...
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