The Collie of short hair or Smooth Collie (It means smooth Collie), It is a breed of dog developed originally for herding. It's a variety of Border Collie. Some canine organizations, copies of soft hair and wire-haired, classified them as variations of the same race.
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Shetland Sheepdog breeders or Pastor of the Shetland Islands in Spain
Shetland Sheepdog (Dog Pastor of the Shetland Islands) comes from the Shetland Islands (Scotland, United Kingdom), intentionally was raised in small size. At first sight, It seems to be a copy of miniaturized hair long Collie, However, are 2 different races with a similar look.
The Sheltie have a double cloak, What makes this breed peleche much more than other dogs. Long hair covering the thick and soft layer base, is repellent to water, while the base layer provides relief from hot and cold.
The "Parent" breed of the Shetland Sheepdog or "Sheltieโ as they are often nicknamed, is the Border Collie (Read all about the race…).
Where can we find out...
Collie Club of Spain
C / Bruc, 5. 08459, Sant Antoni de Vilamajor (Barcelona).
Phones: 938 44 47 09 – 627 56 65 21
Fax: + 34 938 44 47 09
Email: infocollieclub@gmail.com
List of breeders of Shetland Sheepdog or Shepherd of the Shetland Islands recommended and recognized by the Collie Club of Spain:
- Sunny Sheltie – Email: marianleon01@gmail.com – Madrid
- At night Shelties – Gerona (Spain)
- De Rymacan – Email: derymacan@gmail.com – Burgos (Spain)
- In Blue Sheltie – Email: bordercollieinblue@gmail.com – Lozoya Valley, Madrid (Spain)
- Gladerโs – Canary Islands (Spain)
Other breeders…
- Gardelcan (Badajoz) – Sarah Garcia / Email: gardelcan@gmail.com / Phones: 633860001 – 650957001 / All the specimens are duly tested for the pathologies of the breed (including hip dysplasia, elbow and ocd); they have pedigree.
- Smultronets Kennels (Sweden).
- Shelties Von Solingen-Wald (Germany).
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Shetland Sheepdog breeders or Pastor of the Shetland Islands in Spain
Akita Inu breeders in Spain
Breeders Akita Inu in Spain
The Akita Inu or Akita (Akita dog?) It is a breed of dog originating in Japan, named for the Akita Prefecture, where it is believed that it originated. From time to time is called Akita-ken.
Originally it was a hunting dog and for generations it was used by the warriors of the Japan as defense and attack dog. It was also used for hunting bears.
It is an easy dog รขโฌโนรขโฌโนto train and a very balanced character.
In Spain the Akita It is considered a potentially dangerous race, by Royal Decree, so for possession you must obtain the license for possession of potentially dangerous dogs and register it in the Municipal Register of potentially dangerous animals corresponding. One of the things that are required for this license is insurance of civil liability to third parties
Breeders list "Akita Inu breeders in Spain"
Saluki breeders in Spain
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The Saluki, commonly known as the royal dog of Egypt, It is perhaps the oldest known breed of domesticated dog and the oldest in the venรกtici, It is believed descended from wolves in the wilderness of Ara. The Bedouins hold them in high esteem and use them for hunting gazelles and as pets..
Breeders of Alano Spanish in Spain
Alan Spanish is a breed of dog of grip or prey, its size is medium and it is considered as a native breed of Spain of very ancient origins. To the mix are created other races like the bull in Spain, the alano of vautre (grip) in France, the old English Bulldog, the extinct Bullenbeiser in Germany, or own Dogo Argentino. It is a lightweight dam and broker Moloso. The traditional feature is the handling of cattle bravo and semibravo, Iberian trunk, in extensive regime, as well as big game hunting, as tooth dog for holding deer and wild boar. Its modern implementation is care and defence, as well as for guarding livestock against any type of predator. (Read all about the race…).
Where can we find out...
SPANISH ASSOCIATION OF SPANISH ALANO BREEDERS
Austria Street, 35
C.P.: 18198
Huetor Vega, Granada
+34 625 623 006
Breeders recommended and recognized by the Spanish Association of breeders of Alano Spanish:
- ยซCollado of the devilโAfijo nยบ 15679
- Mati Herrera Ramos and Sergio Lopez Martinez / Telf.: 625624582 – Mail: dueromonteleike@Hotmail.com
- ยซDrac CORยป Afijo no 18555
- Juan Aguado Garijo and Vanesa Lis Monerris / Telf.: 687 560 666 and 609 316 313
- ยซOf the Tall Ferrerยป – Anton Mยช Vall Martรญ / Telf.: 659 941190, Email: collfont@Hotmail.com
- IRIA Uzal Moscoso / Telf. : 647556889 – Mail: iriauzal@Hotmail.com
- โOf TameranโAfijo nยบ 11466 / Diego Bermudez Aguiar – Telf.: 615079292 – Mail: detameran@Yahoo.es
- โThe darknessโ
- Francisco Javier Garcรญa Escanciano / Telf.: 656754490 – Mail: alanosdelastinieblas@Yahoo.es
- ยซLos Tarantosยป Afijo no 8903
- Francisco Javier Parra Gordillo / Tel. 606001481 / 660 151 651 – Mail: titoteri@Yahoo.es
- ยซLlano de Brujasยป / Isidoro Torralbo Sรกnchez – Tlf: 627308128
- โMonteleikeโAfijo nยบ 11611
- โBoar RanchโAfijo nยบ 14430
- Ruben Samarra Garcia / Telf.: 653132330 – Mail: ranchojabali_alano@Hotmail.com
- ยซSamuntยป Afijo no 13512 / Juan Manuel Montane Fibla. Phones: 977050403 and 638267973
- โSotondoโAfijo nยบ 14991 / Octavio Rodriguez Alonso – Tel: 648886805 – Mail: de.sotondo@gmail.com
Other Breedersโฆ
- In the Dungeon (Burgos)
- Corrican (Madrid)
- Alans Burguillos del Cerro (Badajoz)
- Von Escort (Zaragoza)
- Villa Alans Cรกรฑar (Granada) / Telf.: 633515489 – Email: oscar_toro22@Hotmail.com
- The Zahina Alans (Malaga) / Email: alanosdelazahina@Yahoo.com
- The Scythe (Madrid) / Antonio Artero – Tfno.:600408394 – Email: belcastellano@Yahoo.es
Breeders of Alano Spanish in Spain
Spain French Bulldog breeders
The French Bulldog is a small breed of dog originally from England, established as such by the end of the 19th century. However, despite its name, America and Great Britain have played important roles in the development of this breed. These dogs are often nicknamed โClownsโ or โFrog Dogsโ.
The French Bulldog is considered a molosser in small size. The origins of the French Bulldog go back to the decade of 1850. Its beginnings are found in England, with the English Bulldog, its closest relative, descendant of the Mastiff type breeds. As the Doges, its origin goes back to the molossians of Epirus at Greece and the Roman Empire region. He was also nicknamed the "perfect dog" (Read all about the race…).
Alaskan Malamute breeders in Spain
El Alaskan Malamute (also called Alaskan Malamute) Dog is a native of the Arctic, and one of the oldest breeds in the sled dogs. It's a dog with a strong appearance, strong, with good musculature. It is capable of carrying significant weight (until 20 kg) for tens of kilometres.
His presence, always with the head-up, It gives some impressive aspect that, However, It is not at odds with a very friendly and playful character with their owners, although it gives the impression of being a very serious dog to anyone who does not know the breed. Its normal height and weight vary from 60-65 cm on the cross and 35-40 kg for males, and 55-60 cm and 30-35 kg for females (Read all about the race…).
Where can inform us…
SPANISH CANINE ASSOCIATION OF NORDIC DOGS AND AKITA INU
Rio Negro neighborhood, 9. 39795 Escalante (Cantabria)
Phones: + 34 942 64 23 89 Email: CEPN@CEPN.org
Alaskan Malamute breeders recommended and recognized by the Spanish Canine Association of Nordic dogs and Akita Inu:
Spain English Bulldog breeders
The English Bulldog or Bulldog breed, It was initially used for betting in dog fights, during the 17TH century (in 1835 This practice was banned in England). In the news, this dog is one of the symbols of England.
Its origin is in the "ancient Greek dog", Kelb Thal Bulldog, or bulls Maltese dog: an imported breed to England, that cross ancient mastiffs gave rise to the old English Bulldog.
The Bulldog of yesteryear was lighter and more similar to the Boxer that the chubby Bulldog of today; was a purely sporting animal. It was used in the creation of other races as: Bullmastiff, Boxer, Bull Terrier, and some hounds as the Beagle's old type (Read all about the race…).









