Yorkshire Terrier is a breed of small sized, published in nineteenth century in England. Defining characters of this race are reduced stature and long hair. If at first Yorkshire Terrier-II were used for hunting rats at the end of this adorable puppy Victorian Era has become a popular pet. Breed name was originally “Broken-haired Scotch terrier”, but in the second half of the XIX century it was changed to “Yorkshire”, after the region where the first specimens were increased.
History
In mid 1800, workers in Scotland have migrated to the north of England and brought with them several species of small terrier them to hunt rats. Few exact data are known about the first copies. It is assumed however that the race came after selective mating terrier-parties brought in Scotland. Over time, Yorkshire Terrier have become increasingly popular and began breeding these dogs to participate in exhibitions profile.
The first specimen was a male star Huddersfiel named Ben; after, the dogs were set much of the current breed standards. Huddersfiel Ben, who died in 1871, was higher than today’s specimens, but by means of selection, at dimensions dog were reduced to current levels. more…
English Cocker Spaniel is a breed originally for hunting birds. These quadrupeds are active and friendly, as one of the most popular breeds of dogs. Due to the optimistic and the tail located permanently in motion, these dogs are nicknamed “cheerful cockers“. The name “Cocker” comes from the fact that the quadrupeds were used for hunting woodcock.
History
It is believed that the first document about Spaniels’ dogs is the work of Gaston PHEBUS – “hunting treaty “, dating from around 1300. In the eighteenth century were established seven breeds of Spaniels: Clumber, Sussex, Welsh Springer, English Springer, Field, Irish Water Spaniel and Cocker. Characteristics of modern race began to develop from early nineteenth century. In 1874 the first list of examples of pure Cocker Spaniel was published by the newly established British Kennel Club. At the beginning of last century-ii Cocker Spaniel American English people developed branch of the race.
Appearance
Body-parties of English Cocker Spaniel are compact, robust and medium size. The head is round and the nose is about the same length as the skull. Lobular ears should reach the nose if they are pulled forward. more…
Chihuahua dogs fall into the category “Companion and Toy” and the name of the breed comes from the largest state which is used in Mexico, place of origin of these quadrupeds. Helped by stature, Chihuahua dogs can be transported easily and quickly adapts to new places. Although race is a very old Chihuahua dogs have become popular only in the twentieth century.
History
Both local folklore and archaeological discoveries attest that the Chihuahua breed has its origins in Mexico. One of the most accepted theories about the emergence of race say these dogs are descendants Techichi race, favorite pet of the Toltec civilization of Mexico. Historical data show that Techichi hunted in packs and have appeared in the Ninth Century. When the Toltec civilization was conquered by Astec, the latter thought Techichi had mystical powers. If the appearance was similar to the Chihuahua dogs today Techichi were much higher than the modern breed. It is believed that first appeared after Chihuahua Techichi dogs were crossed with small quadrupeds to South America by Spanish conquistadors. Chihuahua has become a very popular breed in the United States, as recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1904. more…
Dogs sometimes seem to have an “iron” stomach and manage to eat objects and substances that disgust us. It is true that our four-legged friends can eat things without problems but equally valid is the idea that a sudden change in diet may affect the dog’s main stomach and feeding habits of the animal. Changing diet for a dog must be done gradually over a period of at least four days.
In the first days of the change process should not give up all the old food. Fill bowl with dog food, old and three-quarters of new food quarter. We use this rate for another two days. After this first step, increase the half the amount of food bowl for the new puppy. Again keep the ratio of old and new food for at least two days. At this rate we will manage to change the dog’s diet without it having trouble accepting new ingredients. If we make the transition too abruptly dog will have cramps and heartburn. Also, indigestion, diarrhea, vomiting or simply refusing to eat means the effects of dietary changes too rapidly.
Many times people buy any dog food are on the market, thinking of the savings they can make. Even if we feel that we made a good choice putting some money aside, our dog is suffering. Indigestion, chronic diarrhea or a dainty dog food, are just three effects caused by the constant change of diet quadruped. more…
Yorkshire Terrier is a breed of small sized, published in nineteenth century in England. Defining characters of this race are reduced stature and long hair. If at first Yorkshire Terrier-II were used for hunting rats at the end of this adorable puppy Victorian Era has become a popular pet. Breed name was originally “Broken-haired Scotch terrier”, but in the second half of the XIX century it was changed to “Yorkshire”, after the region where the first specimens were increased.
