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A little bit about your breed of dog
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AFGHAN HOUND The Afghan Hound is an aristocrat, his whole appearance one of dignity and aloofness with no trace of plainness or coarseness. |
| AIRDALE Airedales are a good natured and fun-loving breed. They have an excellent reputation with children, but should always be supervised during play. |
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AMERICAN COCKER The Cocker Spaniel is the smallest member of the Sporting Group. He has a sturdy, compact body and a cleanly chiseled and refined head,Equable in temperament with no suggestion of timidity.
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BASENJI The name is pronounced Buh-SEN-jee, and they are best known for their bark: They haven't got one. They don't bark, but they do make sounds. When they are happy they chortle or yodel softly, and they have a sad wail when they're unhappy. Usually, however, they're quiet. |
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BASSET HOUND Long and low to the ground, the Basset Hound is renowned for his sweet personality and gentle manners. As a family companion, especially for kids, the Basset is a winner. He brings his easygoing, laid-back style into the house and is extremely devoted. |
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BEAGLE Because Beagles lived in packs for so many hundreds of years, they just naturally like being together with people and other animals. They are gentle, happy companions, as loving as they are lovable. They are also clever, quick, and, most of all curious. They need plenty of active exercise. |
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BEARDED COLLIE Bearded Collies work actively as herders, even today. But they excel as pets, too. Though best suited to suburban or country living. Beardies can be happy in the city with plenty of exercise. |