Sentences with phrase «original name of the breed»

The original name of the breed was St. John's dogs.

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The German Pinscher (original name Deutscher Pinscher, FCI No. 184) is a medium - sized breed of dog, a Pinscher type that originated in Germany.

Earlier in their history, many breed enthusiasts attempted to change their name to «North American shepherd» as a means of distinguishing them from the «originals.»

It's commonly accepted that a dog named «Rags» is the original sire of the modern breed.

The Black and Tan Coonhound acquired its name through its original purpose as a raccoon hunter (which locals called coons), and just like its ancestors, this breed is a wonderful tracker and can corner its prey, by which point it will start barking and howling to alert its owner of the prey's whereabouts.

His website also states that he is the breeder of the Original Gottyline, which is a little misleading as that was what he originally named his kennel and not necessarily a breed of dogs that he, himself, created.

She also attributed the tendency of these cats to go limp when picked up (hence the name, Ragdoll) to the fact that Josephine, the original queen of this breed, was injured.

Our original lists of dog names both English & German are perfect for your Dane puppy, or whichever breed you favor!

The original sire and dam of the Boston Terrier breed (the Bulldog and English Terrier that were bred) were named «Judge» and «GYP».

It was very important that the association with the name King Charles Spaniel be kept as most breeders bred back to the original type by way of the long - faced throwouts from the kennels of the short - faced variety breeders.

Not only the owners of such a dog, but other people also know that the name of the breed comes from its original location.

One interesting fact is that one of the original reasons for breeding Malamute's, besides for hauling freight, was to babysit the children of an Inuit Tribe called Mahlemut (hence the name) when they were out on hunts.

The old English Mastiff is one of the first mastiffs bred for their size and the original dog given the name «Mastiff.»

A number of modern breeds use «bull» or «bulldog» in their names and all have evolved from the original Bulldogs and Mastiff - type dogs [1, 2].

The very name «bull» or «bulldog» gives us the clue as to what the original purpose of this breed was.

The original 1868 cross that became the foundation for the breed was between an undetermined breed of yellow retriever stud named Nous and a Tweed Water Spaniel bitch named Belle.

Some original cat breeds that have a distinct phenotype that is the main type occurring naturally as the dominant domesticated cat type in their region of origin are sometimes considered subspecies and in the past received names as such, although this is no longer supported by feline biologists.

As the first state to claim itself as the birthplace of an original breed, it's no wonder Massachusetts named the Boston Terrier its official state dog in 1979.

In 1928, when the Club was founded, the members did not want to give up the name King Charles Spaniel because that was the name of the old original breed.

One of the names suggested for this breed was the Tiffany, due to the original conception that the Exotic was to be allowed in silver colors only.

Four outcomes are possible: the original breed (less plushly furred) will be restored (unlikely, the current British Shorthair is widespread); there will be two British Shorthair breeds (possible, but a new name will be needed e.g. Irish Shorthair); the Scottish and Irish cats will be introduced into British Shorthair bloodlines (unlikely, breeders are too jealous of the purity of their bloodlines); or the breeding of the Scottish / Irish cats will lapse due to lack of interest.