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National Purebred Dog Day

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Did you know that in the Tarot card world, the Seven of spades refers to the mental and positive mental habits of a natural winner?Toy breed owners, remember a beloved dog, or surprise a breeder, junior handler, or one of your puppy people with a poker sized playing card with their dog's photo and name on it! The holidays are coming!We have ONE and only one card left in the Toy Group, and it's the seven of spades available for $50. First come first served. As soon as you contact us, we will send you a Paypal invoice. Upon receipt of payment, we'll need a photo of the dog along with text ((no longer than 66 characters including spaces). If the submitted photo was taken by a professional, we need a signed copyright release form from the photographer. See sample of the completed cards here: nationalpurebreddogday.com/shop/playing-cards/original-playing-cards/
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National Purebred Dog Day

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To what extent Gola used the bloodline in his breeding program isn't certain, but more assured is that the breeding produced "Tige" and "Boss," two dog that would become legends throughout the Great Smoky Mountains.
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That Black Saddle

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The only American hound without British ancestry is the Plott Hound, and with thirteen acceptable colors and four markings, only the Borzoi, Dachshund, Greyhound and Whippet come in more colors among ...

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National Purebred Dog Day

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A keen advocate of the breed was Queen Alexandra who kept and bred many of the dogs. In those days, the breed was called the Russian Wolfhound (which wouldn’t change to the Borzoi until 1936).
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A Snippet of Borzoi History

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The Borzoi has long been associated with Russian nobility, and indeed, the breed has been an integral part of the national culture and Russian history for nine centuries. That’s what we know for sur...

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