Introduction Of Clumber Spaniel Dog The Clumber Spaniel is a breed of dog in the Sporting Group. Low to the ground and famous for its steady, slow, and rolling gait, the Clumber Spaniel is one the first Spaniel breeds to have been created for a specific purpose. This breed was recognized by the AKC in…
Introduction Of Cirneco dell’Etna Dog The Cirneco dell’Etna (pronounced “cheer-nay-ko del etna”) is an Italian breed developed on the island of Sicily several thousands of years ago. It has also been called the Sicilian Greyhound, the Sicilian Hound or simply the Cirneco. The name “Cirneco” is generally thought to be derived from the Greek word…
Introduction Of Chow Chow Dog The Chow Chow, also known as the Black-Tongue, the Black-Mouthed dog, Lang Kou (wolf dog), Hsiung Kou (bear dog), Hei She-t’ou (black-tongued) or Kwantung Kou (dog of Canton), or simply the Chow, is believed to be one of the oldest recognizable canine breeds. A lordly and aloof dog, it has…
Introduction Of Chinook Dog The Chinook is a working breed that was developed by an American explorer and dog enthusiast named Arthur Treadwell Walden. Originally from New Hampshire, Walden became a well-known dogsled driver and racer in Alaska. He acquired a Husky cross that he named “Chinook.” Chinook inspired Warner to create a new American…
Introduction Of Chinese Shar-Pei Dog The Chinese Shar-Pei, also known as the Chinese Fighting Dog or simply the Shar Pei, is an ancient breed that has existed for centuries in the southern provinces of China. “Shar-Pei” literally translates as “sand skin” but more loosely means “rough, sandy coat” or “draping sandpaper-like skin.” In addition to…
Introduction Of Chinese Crested Dog The Chinese Crested, also known as the Crested, the Chinese Hairless, the Chinese Edible Dog, the Chinese Ship Dog, the Chinese Royal Hairless and the Puff, is believed to have descended from African hairless dogs which were reduced in size by selective breeding in China. It has been known by…