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Non
- Sporting Group
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dog breeds in this group
could not be put in any other group. The dog breeds within the group
have
no unifying characteristic other than great diversity in type, size,
and
origin. Most of the dogs from this group are generally kept as
pets.
This
is a category that kennel
clubs created for the breeds of dog that could not be put in one of the
other groups. Some of the dogs from this group may have jobs but mostly
they are just beloved companions to their owners.
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Popular
Dogs From This Group
Dalmatians
are very popular
dogs from this group. Lately, these dogs have been used as companions,
or as exhibition dogs. If trained properly they could be excellent gun
dogs and they respond well to all other types of training.
Did you
know that Dalmatian
puppies are always born pure white. The clearer and whiter they are the
better they are likely to be. There should not be the shadow of a mark
or spot on them. When about a 2 weeks old, however, they generally
develop
a dark ridge on the belly, and the spots will then begin to show
themselves;
first about the neck and ears, and afterwards along the back, until at
about the sixteenth day the markings are distinct over the body,
excepting
only the tail, which frequently remains white for a few weeks longer.
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NON
SPORTING DOGS
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American
Eskimo Dog
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Boston
Terrier
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Bulldog
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Canaan
Dog
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Chinese
Shar Pei
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Chow
Chow
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Dalmatian
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Eurasier
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Finish
Spitz
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French
Bulldog
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German
Spitz Klein
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German
Spitz Mittel
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Japanese
Spitz
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Keeshond
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Lhasa
Apso
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Poodle
Standard
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Poodle
Miniature
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Schipperke
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Shiba
Inu
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Tibetian
Spaniel
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Tibetian
Terrier
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