Sentences with phrase «dropping breed names»
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During World Wars I and II, the word «German» was dropped, and the breed was referred to as the shepherd dog or the Alsatian (a name that stuck in some regions).
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While the name Papillon (French for butterfly) refers to the breed's erect, fringed, mobile ears, earliest examples of the breed, which has been known for about 700 years, were of the drop - eared, or phalene, variety.
It was not until 1979 that the Norfolk terrier took his own name and spotlight when the American Kennel Club recognized the drop - eared little dog as a separate breed in the terrier group.
However, in 1979, the American Kennel Club (AKC) reclassified the breed and the prick - eared variety retained the Norwich name and the drop - eared variety was dubbed Norfolk Terrier.
The Phalene, a separate variety of the breed with drop ears, takes its name from the butterfly's cousin, the moth, another winged beauty that folds its wings when at rest.
An English Springer Spaniel that does not look anything like the historic or the British dog perhaps should have «English» dropped from its name in countries where breed type has strayed significantly.
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