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Airedale Terrier
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Airedale
Terrier Breed Overview |
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| American Staffordshire Terrier Monica's Dogs A real person’s search for her perfect dog! Meet Elsie and take a look at what life is like with an Amstaff puppy in the house. Follow her progress through obedience, too. Written like a diary. Several other pages offer great information about this impressive breed. Amstaff Paavo’s Own Site Paavo is a lovable Amstaff with a sense of humor. He shares his life through stories and photos, telling about his puppyhood, hobbies, and includes a lis of his shows and ratings. Spindeltop American Pit Bull & Staffordshire Terrier Refuge Based in Houston, Texas, this refuge is committed to the rescue and rehabilitation of these breeds. Excellent site with lots of good information. American Pitbull Terrier—About the Breed Petwarehouse’s page gives general breed information and a list of ideal characteristics. American Pitbull Terrier—Before you Adopt The APBT is not the dog for everyone. Just like any other breed, the potential owner should be aware of several particular characteristics to be sure the family will get along with the new dog. |
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| Australian Terrier Australian Terrier Breed Overview Also called the "Broken-coated" terrier, this breed dates back to 19th century Australia. |
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| Bull Terrier
Bull Terrier Breed Overview The English Bull Terrier was bred specifically for fighting until blood sports became outlawed. |
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| Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Dandie Dinmont Terrier Overview This small breed is well known as a one-person dog. It was originally bred for hunting small game and varmints in Great Britain. |
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| Fox Terrier (smooth)
Fox Terrier (Smooth) Breed Overview These are the famous British foxhunters, and the British were known for taking them everywhere. It is one of the most recognized dog breeds in the world. |
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| Irish Terrier
Anluan Kennels Lots of beautiful photos of both dogs and pups, as well as some general information on showing dogs in Australia. The story of Mattie, a rescued dog, is worth the time to read. |
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| Jack Russell Terrier
Jack Russell Terrier Overview This short breed has been the choice of foxhunters for 250 years, as far back as the 1700’s. |
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| Miniature Schnauzer
Bobka--Miniature Schnauzer Some basic information about the breed, covering history of the breed, health, and characteristics. Complete with a few photos. |
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| Norfolk Terrier
Norfolk Terrier Breed Overview Small enough to be carried in saddlebags, these terriers were used to keep houses and stables free of vermin. |
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| Skye Terrier
Skye Terrier Breed Overview This small dog came from Scotland in the 1600’s, and has remained relatively unchanged. |
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| Staffordshire Bull Terrier Staffordshire Bull Terrier Overview This breed originated in England as a fighting dog in the 1800’s. |
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| West Highland White
Terrier West Highland Terrier Overview A Scottish breed from the 1800’s, this dog was first entered in British shows in 1900. It finally became popular in the 1960’s. |
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