Sentences with phrase «hairless rat»

An informational site about a unique breed of dog called the American Hairless Rat Terrier.

* We DO NOT raise «Type B» or Hairless Rat Terriers as they have been separated into their own breeds, Teddy Roosevelt Terriers & American Hairless Terriers respectively, and are thus no longer considered «Rat Terriers» in the genetic sense for our breeding practices.

The American Kennel Club does not recognize the Decker terrier, the hairless rat terrier or the Teddy Roosevelt terrier.

Another version is the hairless rat terrier, who is essentially naked except for his whiskers, eyebrows and fuzzy muzzle.

To make things even more convoluted, the UKC recognizes miniatures, standards, and hairless Rat Terriers.

Team Member: Jacqueline Position at our hospital: Registered Veterinary Technician Favorite Animal (s): Dogs and farm animals Years in the veterinary field: 6 years Her fur family: A chihuahua named Mary, a pit - mix named Tigger, and a hairless rat named Mr. Pinky.

It is most obvious in the breeds that are commonly called «double - coated», although in reality all dogs except the hairless breeds have both types, and even the Xolo, Crested, Hairless Rat Terrier, etc. have a little hair someplace, and those few follicle sites have both types, if you look hard enough.

Among the none shedding dogs, the American Hairless rat Terrier is perhaps the most common.

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Hairless rats and guinea pigs may look strange, but when you go more than skin deep they are the same as their furry counterparts and only need a little more care.

Hairless rats make wonderful pets, but they do require a little more care than their furry counterparts and can suffer from a higher incidence of certain health problems.

Hairless rats make for wonderful pets but when it comes to breeding them one must consider their peculiarities and their special needs.

Read more on the proper husbandry and breeding of hairless rats here.

Hairless rats are particularly susceptible to accidental injury, even just while playing with their brothers or sisters.

Not exact matches

Naked mole rats, which burrow through underground tunnels in their native East Africa, are nearly hairless rodents.

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For example, the National Rat Terrier Association recognizes 3 sizes — toy, miniature and standard, while the Rat Terrier Club of America recognizes standards and miniatures and treats hairless as a distinct breed — American Hairless hairless as a distinct breed — American Hairless Hairless Terrier.

Further work on this breed is ongoing by the Scotts to maintain and establish the hairless traits and Rat Terrier temperaments.

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Their rise began when a hairless puppy emerged in a litter of rat terriers in the 1970s, wowing a Louisiana couple and leading to deliberate breeding of the hairless dogs, according to the American Hairless Terrier Club of hairless puppy emerged in a litter of rat terriers in the 1970s, wowing a Louisiana couple and leading to deliberate breeding of the hairless dogs, according to the American Hairless Terrier Club of hairless dogs, according to the American Hairless Terrier Club of Hairless Terrier Club of America.

The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier (formerly called a Type B Rat Terrier) and the American Hairless Terrier are Rat Terrier varieties and now considered standalone UKC - recognized breeds.

Also known as a Rat Terrier / Hairless Variety with United Kennel Club.

The American Hairless Terrier (AHT) derived from the Rat Terrier breed was developed in the United States in the early 1970s.