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FCI 160 . Rough-haired Sighthounds
The Wolfhound It is the largest breed of dog that exists.; adults reach an average height of between 95 and 100 cm to the cross.
Known since the year 395, they are descended from the lebreles used by the Celtic Ireland for the wolf hunt, deer, and other large dams; later the Romans imported it from Ireland and is linked with the German Doge and the Scottish Deerhound.
Read all about this race, by clicking on: Irish wolfhound.
FCI 124 . Water Dogs
The Whiptail (Irish Water Spaniel) It is a water dog and one of the oldest breeds of Spaniel dog. in addition, is one of the rarest, being known, times, as the "clown" of the Spaniel.
Although all the theories of origin of the race point to Ireland, the origin of the breed remains unknown. It is possible that more than one of the oldest breeds of Spaniel are involved in its origin, but it is something that is not known for sure.
There is no knowledge of the ancestors of the Irish Water Spaniel, as the father of the breed, Justin McCarthy from Dublin, left no records of this.
FCI 244 - Medium-sized Hounds
The Slovak Hound (Slovenský Kopov or Slovakian Hound) It is a breed of dog of size medium hound type. Originally from Slovakia, was bred for boar hunting, not as a pet or exhibit it in dog shows (Showdog).
The club of the breed was created in Bratislava in 1988.
It appears listed by the FCI under breed number 244, group 6, Scent hounds, and related breeds, section 1.2 Medium-sized Hounds.
Promoted in the United States as a rare breed for those looking for a unique hunting dog.
Name "Black Forest Hound"apparently it was created in the US for marketing reasons, It has nothing to do with the Black Forest.
The Slovak Hound it is a typical hunting dog in appearance, with a muscular body, long legs, long tail, the ears are long and loose. The short coat is always black, with reddish markings (black and tan). Dogs must weigh around 16 kg and must be measured, approximately, 46 cm to the cross, females are slightly smaller. This is the ideal size is described in the breed standard.
The Slovak Kopov is more full-bodied than the American breed Black and Tan Coonhound, but it is lighter than other similar dogs from Poland, such as the Ogar Polski or Polish Hound which is the largest hound in the country. The eyes are always dark, deep, and they have a look of bravery and courage.
Although it is an independent dog, is intelligent, and is easy to train. It also, It is blessed with a great sense of direction.
The Slovak Hound It is a well-known hunting dog since ancient times., the breed was recognized for the first time in the year 1870. The races of Austrian Black and Tan Hound, Polish Hound and Hungarian hound (Transylvanian Scent Hound) is thought to they have formed part of their ancestors. The etymology of the name seems to allude to the color of the dog.
The Slovak Hound was developed and used as a hunting dog, There is an animal that sole have as a pet or is usually present to dog competitions (Showdog). It has been bred for hunting, especially wild boars, hence its fierceness. Although it is very common in its area of ​​origin, rarely seen in other countries. The Slovak Hound is similar to other Eastern European hounds in appearance and hunting style. It is very faithful to his master, He is an outdoor dog...
FCI 302 . Large and medium sized Terriers
The Wicklow Terrier It is a breed of dog of Terrier type and one of the four Irish varieties of Terrier. It is also known as the Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier or Wicklow Terrier and it is a rare breed.
Its origin is in the Glen of Imaal in the county wicklow, Ireland, the breed was recognized in 1934 by the Irish Kennel Club and the American Kennel Club in 2004.
The race took place during the reign of Elizabeth I, who hired French and mercenaries to end the civil unrest in Ireland. After the conflict, many of these soldiers settled in the area of Wicklow, bringing with them their dogs, He met with the Terrier of the area, giving rise to the Glen of Imaal Terrier.
At first they were dogs used for grazing and the eradication of animal, understood –then- as pests, the Fox, the Badger and Otter. It is a great Tracker.
The Glen of Imaal Terrier, nowadays it is a rare breed. It is a very intelligent and energetic dog who need a responsible master, firm and much discipline. It is a very confident dog, not afraid of anything, they are very loyal to their masters, but they may become aggressive if they do not receive adequate training. They tend to be docile and calm, If not causes them. But calm!! There is no record of damage caused by these dogs.
It is a very intelligent dog, learn quickly if you receive an adequate education, and if so, the aggressiveness, disappears.
Their coat is double layer, a gentle to the skin, and another one takes out is which protects it from the inclement weather. An outstanding feature of this breed is that, they do not move the fur.
The color is type wheat, It may be striped with a bluish-black (from puppy), but as the dog moves in age the hair is ineffectual all, color wheat.
In general, Glen of Imaal Terrier is a very strong and healthy dog. They may live 15 years or more.
Many theories say that opposites attract and it seems that they are right about something… Here is an example: ANZAC a baby Kangaroo bulging eyes has become the best friend of Peggy, a little cross-eyed wombat (or vombatido).
Both were rescued from neglect and loneliness by the Wildlife rescue Center KILMORE in Victoria, Australia and the day they arrived at the center they shared a sleeping bag and from there that unlikely union was born.
The charge of the Centre explained the birth of this strong love, by comforting posed for these small orphans movements and heartbeat of one into the other. We must not forget that they are marsupial, that is to say, They are characterized by having a short development in the maternal uterus and completing it by clinging to the mammary glands inside the marsupial bag or marsupium..
ANZAC was brought to the Centre after being rescued in the cordillera of Macedonia, After having been abandoned before they are ready to face only life. Arriving at the Center, Peggy placed together, that she also felt lonely and now the two sleep together, and it helps that he missed less their respective mothers.
A worker from the Center, Lisa Milligan, He says that these are small animals by weird as it may seem, they have similar personalities, ANZAC is very social and while Peggy is noisy and shameless.
It is not known if they will be able to maintain this love over time since the evolutionary development of each specimen is very different...
The love of these two beautiful animals photos…
Photo by Rob Leeson
Photo by Rob Leeson
Photo by Rob Leeson
Photo by Rob Leeson
Peggy, the little wombat will weigh each 30 kg and will have his characteristic clumsy movements, it will be the size of a small piglet… Peggy will surely not be able to keep up with Anzac, but even being clumsy if you need to pick up speed you will have some expertise.
ANZAC, on the other hand it will move much faster and will pop out so efficiently that it can reach high speeds, It will be much higher and they weigh more than her friend the gordita.
What we do know is that luckily, both are herbivores so they will not be a threat to each other or to each other and if their friendship remains they will be able to spend their days together side by side in search of fresh green leaves.
Source: Dailymail
This is a riddle for you and a tribute to all the cats that live on the street.
The one on the photo (If they discover it) he has found a way so that no one bothers him and there he is taking a mid-morning nap, totally camouflaged.
How to enjoy the photo and find the cat!!
Jämthund
The Swedish Elkhound, also called Jämthund, It is a breed of dog of Spitz type of Northern Europe. Jämthund is an eponym of Jämtland, central province of Sweden.
This race, of similar appearance to the Wolf, It was recognized by the FCI from 1946, due to the intensive work of Aksel Lindström and others. Prior to that, the Jämthund and the Norwegian Elkhound were seen as the same breed.
Read all about the race by clicking on: Jämthund.
FCI 327
The Black Russian Terrier, in Spanish Terrier Ruso Negro (in Russian: Чёрный терьер), abbreviated as BRT, known, also as dog of Stalin (Sobaka Stalina), It is a breed of dog developed to serve as a guard dog and police dog..
The breed was recognized as such in July of 2004, by the American Kennel Club.
despite its name, el Black Russian Terrier, is not a pure Terrier: It is believed that they were used around twenty races in its development, including (among others) to the Airedale Terrier, the Giant Schnauzer, the Rottweiler, the Newfoundland, the Kavkazskaïa Ovtcharka and the Moscow Water Dog, now extinct.
To read all about the race, click on the link –> Black Russian Terrier