Sentences with phrase «skye terriers»

JOAN MITCHELL: And so I bought that house, thinking I wouldn't have to dogwalk — I had three Skye terriers, that came from Patricia Matisse — and keep Fremicourt, but it would, thought that also, ohh, maybe cheer up a kind of bad relationship with The Twenty - Four - Year Live - In.

Other breeds likely involved in the Yorkie's development include Manchester and Skye Terriers, and possibly a little Maltese thrown in as well.

Scientists are also working on projects to determine genetic predisposition to bloat in several breeds; to different cancers in Flat - Coated Retrievers and Skye Terriers; to cataracts in Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, Siberian Huskies, and Bichon Frisé; hereditary deafness in Dalmatians, Australian Cattle Dogs, and Bull Terriers; and various diseases in Whippets, Poodles, Doberman Pinschers, Boxers, Salukis, Weimaraners, German Shepherds, Soft - Coated Wheaten Terriers, and others.

The Norwegian Buhund rose four spots (174th to 170th), Skye Terriers rose six spots (178th to 172nd), Canaan Dogs jumped six spots (181st to 175th), and Harriers rose three spots (186th to 183rd).

She was 18 - years - old and had many small dogs upon which she doted (including a small stable of Skye terriers).

However, the breed is actually a mix of two different breeds originating from Scotland — the Clydesdale and the Skye terriers.

Skye terriers are rarer than red pandas.

Field Spaniels went from 150 registrations to 102 (down 32 percent); Skye Terriers dropped from 119 to 85 (28 percent loss); Sussex Spaniels went from 86 to 60 (30 percent drop); and English Foxhounds, last year's least popular breed, went from 40 to 17 (down 57 percent).

Hepatitis can be familial (especially in Bedlington Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, West Highland White Terriers, Skye Terriers and Dalmatians), but it also can be caused by infection, ingestion of certain drugs or toxins or by unknown factors.

One of the most famous Skye Terriers was a dog named Greyfriars Bobby, who was acquired by an Edinburgh police officer named John Gray in 1856.

Although the breed had existed long before, the name «Cairn Terrier» was a compromise suggestion after the breed was originally brought to official shows in the United Kingdom in 1909 under the name Short - haired Skye terriers.

Skye Terriers were the most popular of all terriers in Britain through the end of the 19th century.

Certain breeds are predisposed to Chronic Active Hepatitis, these include Bedlington Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, Skye Terriers, Standard Poodles, Cocker Spaniels and West Highland White Terriers.

They are one of Scotland's original terriers contributing to today's West Highland, Scotty, and Skye Terriers.

Other copper related issues have also been found in Dalmatians, West Highland White terriers, Skye terriers, and Labrador retrievers.

Although dogs of any age and breed are susceptible to hemangiosarcoma, it occurs more commonly in dogs beyond middle age (older than 6 years), and in breeds such as Golden Retrievers, German Shepherd Dogs, Portuguese Water Dogs, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Flat Coated Retrievers, Boxers and Skye Terriers, among others.

While breeds such as dachshunds, Skye terriers, Welsh corgis and basset hounds encourage some form of skeletal dwarfism in the breed, this genetic condition is often seen in other breeds without encouragement — and often debilitating results.

Originally classified as a Scotch Terrier and then as one of the Skye Terriers, he became known as the Cairn Terrier in 1912.

Oral Invermectin - 200 micrograms / kg every week for three weeks, only in dogs that test negative for heartworm (Do not use invermectin based products in collies or collie crosses, Old English Sheppdogs, Shetland Sheepdogs, Australian Shephards, Long - haired Whippets, Silken Windhounds or Skye Terriers due to a strong reaction by this breed)

According to the ATTS, in Dec. 2008, 1235 pit bulls were tested for panic, unprovoked aggression and strong avoidance without recovery; 85 % of the 1235 pit bulls passed where only 37.5 % of Skye Terriers («a family dog») passed.

Temperament / Behavior Skye Terriers are a powerful, plucky breed that makes a good watchdog.

The purest of these dogs were found on the Isle of Skye, and the dogs were thus dubbed Skye terriers.

Collies are the most common breed to have this mutation, but it's also found in German and Australian shepherds, all sheepdogs (including Shetland, English / Old English, and McNab), Longhaired Whippets, Silken Windhounds, and Skye Terriers.

In 1873, they were divided into Dandie Dinmont and Skye terriers, with the cairn in the latter group.

Breeds most likely to develop copper storage hepatopathy include Bedlington terriers, Doberman pinschers, Labrador retrievers, West Highland White terriers, and Skye terriers.

Some believe that the breed is a result of Scottish and Skye Terriers, while others think it's a mix of Dachshund and other hounds.

Breeds especially susceptible to Ivermectin poisoning are sheepdogs, shepherds, Whippets, silken windhounds, Skye terriers and Collies.

Other breeds that represent higher than typical incidence of this disease include: Bedlington Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, Skye Terriers, Standard Poodles, and West Highland White Terriers.

As with all breeds, historians do not always agree on the details, but according to the AKC Complete Dog Book, the breeds that were crossbred to produce the Aussie included the precursors of the Dandie Dinmont and Skye terriers along with the old Black - and - Tan Terrier and perhaps the Irish and Cairn terriers.

Skye Terriers are plucky and loyal dogs who enjoy going for walks but prefer living with their families, who should keep them well - groomed.

That notion extended to the very upper reaches of society: Queen Victoria of England — whose menagerie of pets included Skye terriers Islay, Cairnach, and Dandie Dinmot; King Charles spaniel Dash; greyhound Nero; mastiff Hector; and many more — was well - known to be suspicious of the new science of animal experimentation.

When his master died, the Skye Terrier continued to make their daily rounds, visiting the pub on the way, and then entering the....

This little Skye terrier looks so cute!

The consensus is the breed was created by crossing such breeds as the Skye Terrier, Dandie Dinmont Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier, Manchester Terrier, Irish Terrier, and Cairn Terrier.

The Skye Terrier hails from Scotland's Isle of Skye and dates back to the 16th century.

The glass Skye Terrier is using covert mind control techniques to get you to bring him some doggy treats.

Also known as the Aberdeen Terrier, this little fellow is one of the Skye Terrier group of dogs.

Although the Skye Terrier's double coat looks like it would be high maintenance it's really not.

The Skye Terrier is like most other terriers: fearless and friendly towards people he knows but wary of strangers at first.

The modern Skye Terrier, West Highland white terrier, Cairn terrier, and the Dandie Dinmont share the same heritage.

Breeders divided the breed into two distinct types of dogs — the Skye Terrier and the Dandie Dinmont.

The Skye Terrier was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1887.

It was originally part of the Skye Terrier group, but Skye Terrier proponents regarded it as a separate class of dog.

The Skye Terrier is the second most endangered British dog in the Vulnerable Native Breeds list, as in 2015 only 43 Skye Terrier puppies were registered.

If left alone for too long the Skye Terrier may start to become destructive, training can prevent this behavior or you could try to limit your time away from him.

Its ancestors are believed to be the now extinct Clydesdale terrier and Paisley terrier, along with the Skye terrier and the Airedale terrier from Scotland.

Long - coated breeds with running hair, such as Skye Terrier, Maltese, Lhasa Apso and Yorkshire Terrier, should be combed from the tip of nose to the end of tail parting in the middle.

The Cairn Terrier was originally known as the Short - haired Skye terrier.

And Benji, the Best in Breed, 4 - year old Skye Terrier, who we learned is shedless, odorless, danderless, hypoallergenic, and, in addition to being absolutely gorgeous, is quite the cuddler when he isn't working.

Throughout its development, the Australian Terrier sometimes mixed it up with other British Terriers, including the now - extinct Scotch Terrier (not the Scottie), and some of the dogs that later became the Yorkie, the Skye Terrier, the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, and probably a few others - nobody knows for sure.