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National Purebred Dog Day

3 hours ago

Almost half of known Indian dog breeds have ceased to exist, and several others are at the risk of dying out because of a perfect storm of factors...
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"The Greyhound of the Orient"

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Something exciting going on in India, the beginnings of a rediscovery of native dog breeds that’s leading to heightened appreciation for these dogs. The publication of S. Theodore Baskaran’s The B...

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National Purebred Dog Day

15 hours ago

The devil, as they say, is in the detail, but if you think something as minimal as a “hook’ doesn’t matter when it comes to breed type, we challenge you. Grab an image off the internet of any of the aforementioned breeds and with a pencil, add a hook tail in a breed in which it’s a fault, or “white-out” the hook in which it is a breed trait. We promise, the dog won’t look right.
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By Hook or by Crook

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When the word, “hook” appears in a breed standard, without exception, it has to do with a tail. In some breeds, it is the hallmark of the breed’s silhouette. In others, it’s a fault. And in on...

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National Purebred Dog Day

16 hours ago

“Hook.” When it appears in a breed standard, it has to do with a tail.In some breeds, it’s the hallmark of a breed’s silhouette, in others, it’s a fault. Let’s have some fun, but to HAVE fun, we ask that you not sneak a peek or do a word search on the standards (read: no cheating). To make this interesting, we include FSS and MSC breeds, and some of those use the FCI standard. We aren’t without mercy.Know that the word, “hook” does not appear in three AKC groups: sporting, toy, and terrier. Also, only one hound breed mentions the word “hook.” So, off the top of your head (because you don’t cheat), name the breed in which you think “hook” in a tail is good or bad. The answer is in a couple of hours.
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