Sentences with phrase «confusing breed names»

The American Bull Terrier Club was organized in 1889, but the club name was opposed by Bulldog and Bull Terrier fanciers who did not like the confusing breed names.

Not exact matches

Identifying a cat breed by name may be confusing when trying to compare two cats in different registries, as the same name may be assigned to cat breeds that have different physical features and standards.

While the different varieties of collies and sheepdogs were often interbred and the names were often confused, Border Collie enthusiasts worked hard to stabilize the breed.

Which Became a point of confusion because of the different name, people get confused in between German Shepherd and Alsatian, they believed that they both are two different breeds and due to the words of mouth the confusion persist in the modern world.

Things can get a bit confusing here in terms of name — the Britannia Petite is actually called the Polish in its native Great Britain, but is referred to as the Britannia Petite in North America to differentiate from a distinctly separate American breed called the Polish (see below).

Britannia Petite Things can get a bit confusing here in terms of name — the Britannia Petite is actually called the Polish in its native Great Britain, but is referred to as the Britannia Petite in North America to differentiate from a distinctly separate American breed called the Polish (see below).

They are often confused with domestic, mixed - breed cats, but are in fact a purebred and their name change from domestic shorthair cats in 1966 helped to differentiate them.

The story of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a relatively brief one in the grand scheme of canine history, but it can be confused by the several different names hung on the breed at various times.

(Aus / NZ) Early name for Aus / NZ breed callend Tibetan (not to be confused with European Tibetan breed)- mitted colourpoint polydactyl of Persian / Exotic type cat.