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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Silver Fox Breeds' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Silver Fox Breeds Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Silver Fox Breeds 1. The Alaskan Red Fox - By: Michael Russell Red foxes are similar to dogs, but smaller than their cousins the coyote and the wolf. Male foxes weigh up to 15 pounds; females are a bit smaller. Humans cannot identify a red fox by only its coat color as it varies greatly. Their coats can be red, silver, black, brown, or even ... Featured ArticlePet Rabbit Temperment I find a common misperception among those new to rabbits that larger rabbit breeds are more excitable and smaller rabbit breeds are more calm and docile. Once you come to understand rabbits more, you will find the exact opposite to be true.Large rabbit breeds can honestly be called gentle giants. While it is true that they are heavier to lift and produce more "fertilizer," their personalities are well suited for pet-hood. There are a few exceptions, of course. Checkered giants are b ...
Read full story 2. The Fox Terrier - By: Michael Russell The Fox Terrier's function is that of a dog that will run with the hounds to worry and hold the fox at bay, or hunt by himself for foxes and other vermin. He is traditionally more white than any other color since, as a dog that ran with hounds, it was important that he be distinguishable from ... 3. Jack Russell Terrier: The Small But Vocal Watchdog - By: Michael Russell The Jack Russell Terrier, a type of small terrier, has a history of fox hunting. The term "Jack Russell" is associated with working terriers and now includes Parson Russell Terriers and Russell Terriers. Russell Terriers were originally bred by Reverend Mr. John Russell, who was a parson and loved... 4. Should You Buy A Jack Russell Terrier? - By: Michael Russell Jack Russell Terriers are feisty, energetic dogs that gained popularity with the advent of the Wishbone series. However, in real life, these dogs are not exactly like the famous Wishbone. This dog breed is all terrier, and sometimes a Jack Russell's temperament can be overwhelming for inexperienced ... 5. The American Foxhound - By: Michael Russell The American Foxhound evolved from the dogs who were originally brought into this country as English Foxhounds by early settlers before the United States became independent from Great Britain. Early colonists used these hounds in large groups called packs to hunt fox followed by humans on hors... 6. Draft (draught) Horses - The American Cream - By: Michael Russell - History This breed is the only draft breed to originate in the United States. The granddam of the line was a draft mare (Old Granny) who was the first registered American Cream. She was purchased at an auction in Iowa in 1911. Her foaling date was estimated between 1900 and 1905. After her purch... 7. Who Is That Ugly Little Brown Dog? - By: Michael Russell When the Border Terrier first made its appearance in the A.K.C. show ring, onlookers were often heard to ask "What breed is that ugly little brown dog?" The Border Terrier does appear to be rather plain, a simple and straight forward looking, unassuming brown dog. Personality wise howeve... 8. The History Of The Slow Foxtrot - By: Michael Russell The Slow Foxtrot The Slow Foxtrot is danced to music with a 4/4 rhythm and a tempo of 120 beats a minute. As with all ballroom dances, it is performed by a couple. There was a dance which is a faster version of the slow foxtrot and was called the One Step or the Two Step in the Western societies o... 9. The Billy : Aristocratic French Hound - By: Michael Russell The Billy is a French hound that is believed to have been the product of careful line breeding in the 19th century between the three ancient breeds of French hounds which are now extinct, the Larye, Ceris, and Montembeufs. He is unique in that these breeds of which he is the descendant were true Fre... 10. The German Spitz - By: Michael Russell A "Spitz-type" breed is a dog that is compact of body, with dense stand off coat, tail curled over the back and a fox appearance to the head. The German Spitz in appearance is quite similar to that of a small Chow, with less ruff at the neck and a more fox-like appearance to the head. Ar... 11. The Harrier Hound: Running With The Pack - By: Michael Russell The sport of hunting rabbits on horseback with packs of hounds is well documented. Historians have recorded that packs of hounds were used to hunt hare and rabbit and fox as early as the 13th century in England. In 400 B.C. the Greek historian Xenophon described packs of hounds being use... 12. Choosing The Right Dog Breed A Step By Step Guide - By: Michael Russell Did you know that there are several hundred dog breeds? With that large number of breeds to choose from, how do people manage to decide which breed is right for them? Luckily, you can narrow down the choices and find the right dog breed by following a few simple steps. First, consider yo... 13. Dogs: Different Breeds - By: Michael Russell Although there are approximately 400 breeds of dogs recognized in the world, the American Kennel Club (AKC) only recognizes 146 breeds. These breeds are subdivided into seven groups: Sporting, Hound, Working, Herding, Non-Sporting, Terrier, and Toy. The dogs in each group share similar characteristi... 14. The Cairn Terrier: A Plucky Sporting Terrier - By: Michael Russell The Cairn Terrier is a small terrier type dog that has more of the personality and instinctive drives of a hunting dog than it does of a terrier. In the original countryside where the Cairn was found, the Highlands of Scotland, this was the breed of choice for hunting the fox, the badger, and the ot... 15. Which Came First, The Valhund Or The Corgi? - By: Michael Russell The Swedish Valhund resembles the Welsh Corgi in some respects and there has been much debate as to whether the Corgi or the Valhund came first in the order of the development of this breed. The Valhund in Sweden is certainly one of the older species, having been there historically at least as long ... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
| Wire Fox Terriers: 2006 Wall Calendar Wire-haired Fox Terriers are alert, quick and energetic dogs. They were bred to rout small game from their dens. Playful, intelligent, and bold, these dogs go, go, go. With a fine-tuned sense of humor, the Wire Fox Terrier makes a wonderful companion, especially for active families. Those who love this lively breed will enjoy this charming 2006 Wire Fox Terriers wall calendar. Size Closed: 12" x 1... |
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| Figurine: Fox Terrier Smooth "The Fox Terrier figurine is a wonderful sculpture of your favorite dog breed. Each Fox Terrier collectible is made from stone resin and is hand painted. This Smooth Fox Terrier collectible makes a nice gift. Approximate size on the Smooth Fox Terrier figurine is 4-5 inches."... |
| Smooth Fox Terriers 2006 Wall Calendar Dating as far back as 1790, the origins of the Fox Terrier are English. This breed has a keen sense of smell and excellent eyesight. Often with its ears up and tail wagging, the Smooth Fox Terrier is a lively, curious, and playful dog that loves to run, chase and explore. Fans of the Smooth Fox Terrier will delight in this fabulous 2006 wall calendar. Size Closed: 12" x 12" Size Opened: 12" x 24"... |
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