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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 'Color 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 Color Breeds Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Color Breeds 1. How To Choose Your Tropical Fish - By: Taylor Jones Knowing how to choose your new tropical fish is going to be one of the most important things you ever do in this new hobby. But how can you tell which are the best fish for your tank? This is the question I will answer for you in this article. The first thing we need to discuss is the tem... Featured ArticleBreed, Not Produce: Tips On Responsible Cat Breeding Cat breeding is not as easy as just letting cats mate. Breeding is not just about choosing cats to produce adorable kittens to earn money. To breed cats is not the same as to produce them. Breeding encompasses that stage. Breeding cats involves scientific and systematic concepts. Producing cats involves only common sense. Breeding cats has an emotional aspect to it. Fulfillment does not come from mere moneymaking. Sacrifices have to be made to achieve the breeder's goal: to s ...
Read full story 2. Your Guide To Cat Breeds - By: Michael Russell For the first 8,000 years of their relationship with humans, cats pretty much took care of their own breeding. People kept them for one purpose - hunting rodent - and they are already perfectly designed for that. More than 100 years ago, however, we began systematically breeding cats to appeal to ou... 3. "your Guide To Cat Breeds" - By: Ns Kennedy For the first 8,000 years of their relationship with humans, cats pretty much took care of their own breeding. People kept them for one purpose - hunting rodent - and they are already perfectly designed for that. More than 100 years ago, however, we began systematically breeding cats to appeal to ou... 4. Oriental Shorthair Cat - By: Summer Fey Foovay The Oriental Shorthair cat can be an extraordinarily devoted and loving companion. More than anything else, they want a person, or family, to whom they can give their wholehearted devotion. The Oriental Shorthair is a solid colored Siamese. From the beginning, breeders of pure Siamese saw th... 5. There Are Over 50 Cat Breeds. What Breed Makes The Best Pet? - By: Dean Erickson How to choose the perfect cat breed for you is easy if you do your research first. Cats are the world's most popular pets. They are independent but at the same time make for great company. The have minimal maintenance needs but they satisfy any pet owner's need to cuddle. The... 6. Boxer, A Wonderful Companion - By: Jennifer Gates 1972460 The Boxer breed originates as far as one hundred years ago, in Belgium, Germany. They are believed to be derived from the Brabanter Bullenbeisser. The Brabanter Bullenbeisser was said to be strong and agile, not unlike the Boxer today. It was used for the hunting of wild boar by the more elite indi... 7. The Boxer, A Spectacular Breed - By: Jennifer Gates The Boxer breed originates as far as one hundred years ago, in Belgium, Germany. They are believed to be derived from the Brabanter Bullenbeisser. The Brabanter Bullenbeisser was said to be strong and agile, not unlike the Boxer today. It was used for the hunting of wild boar by the more elite indi... 8. The English Toy Spaniel: A "lap Dog" - By: Michael Russell The English Toy Spaniel is also known as the King Charles Spaniel. There are several variations of the color in this breed. The "Ruby" is a whole color, all rich red. The "Blenheim" is chestnut markings, broken, on a white background. The ears must be chestnut in color and su... 9. What Is A Boxer? - By: Michael Russell To the casual observer the Boxer might appear to be a somewhat ugly and ungainly animal, but taking a closer look quickly dispels this idea because we soon see the intelligence and elegance in the Boxer. This breed has many qualities and is admired both by experts in the field and dog lovers in gen... 10. An Overview Of Cat Breeds - By: Elyse Grau Cats were one of the last animals to be domesticated. They were first found in households in Egypt about 5000 years ago. Currently they are the most popular house pets, outnumbering dogs by more than two to one. The earliest domestic cat was probably a Tabby, descend... 11. Cat Sense Organs And Cat Breeds - By: Chetan Gupta Cats are available in all rainbow colours and their shades. Cats are available in hundreds of colours. The common coat patterns in cats are solid, tabby, tortoiseshell, bi colour, tri colour and colourpoint. Eyes of cats are most beautiful as compared to all other animals. Eyes of cats are also foun... 12. Cat Senses,cat Anatomy,cat Breeds,cat Morphology - By: Chetan Gupta Cats are available in all rainbow colours and their shades.Eyes of cats are most beautiful as compared to all other animals.Eyes of cats are also found in all rainbow colours and their shades.A cat can have each eye of different colour. Each eye of a cat can have two or more colours. The eyes of kit... 13. A Look At Cat Breeds - By: Michael Russell Over the last thousands of years, cats have pretty much handled their breeding themselves. In the beginning, they were used for one purpose - hunting and killing rodents. As the years progressed, we began to breed cats more to our liking. Now days, there are several different breeds of cats - whi... 14. The Cardigan And The Pembroke Welsh Corgis - By: Michael Russell The Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi are two separate breeds now but at one time were considered as one breed and in a single litter both types could be born. The Cardigan Welsh differs from the Pembroke in several respects, the major one being that it has a tail. The Pe... 15. Pros And Cons To Breeding Your Dog - By: Kelly Marshall Before deciding to breed your female dog there are some positive and negative considerations that owners should consider. Breeding your dog is not an inexpensive or easy task if you are seriously planning on making the best possible selection of a male dog. There are serious health consi... 16. History According To A Boxer - By: Michael Russell Although the Boxer today is considered to be a family pet, its origins were most definitely that of a working dog. The breed was first seen in Germany over a century ago. It most likely came from a breed called the Brabanter Bullenbeisser which was originally from Belgium. After being taken from... 17. The Papillon, The Dog With The Butterfly Ears - By: Michael Russell The Papillon is classified in the Toy Group in the A.K.C. Groups. The breed historically has some Terrier and Spaniel in the background, consequently it has an independent and industrious nature and makes a good ratter, whereas many dogs of the Toy Group were bred to be lap dogs and nothing mo... 18. So You Want A Standard Poodle - By: Michael Russell Some people take one look at the fluffy, immaculately groomed Standard Poodles in the show ring and discount them as silly, shallow dogs. However, the Standard Poodle is considered by many people to be the most intelligent breed in the world, with the reasoning ability of a three year old child. b... 19. The E.c.t. Landseer, Not A Newfoundland - By: Michael Russell In the 1930s some breeders in Europe desired to produce a black and white dog similar to the black and white Newfoundland which was already in existence. Thus they cross bred the white and black Newfoundland with the Great Pyrenees and settled on the name of “Landseer” for this dog. It was an unfort... 20. The Golden Retriever: Dog Of Many Talents - By: Michael Russell The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular breeds in the United States. If one were to take a casual drive through nearly any urban neighborhood or rural farm neighborhood in this country, one would almost certainly see more than one of this breed, romping with children in the yard or being wal... 21. The Boxer Dog - Its Origin - By: Michael Russell The boxer dog's root originates in Germany over 100 years ago. Over the years the boxer dog has been refines and turned into the breed we know of now. Today the boxer is a fun loving breed of dog. This is a brief history of the boxer breeds and their heritage. The b... 22. The Field Spaniel - A Bird Dog Of Ability - By: Michael Russell Ten years ago in this country I attended a dog show which was a "supported entry" for Field Spaniels. There were perhaps 8 entries altogether. Nowadays the interest in this breed has grown dramatically and when Field Spaniels come together there is usually an entry of 30 or better. ... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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