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Group: Non-sporting

Weight: male: 50, female: 40 lbs

Height: 12-15 inches

Overview

The bulldogs you get today have a very different nature from those of his ancestors. These dogs are descended from the ancient Asiatic mastiff, but their development took place in Great Britain. The name bulldog, which is medieval in origin, refers not only to the vigorous look of a little bull, which this hostile dog has, but also to the authority with which this dog attacked bulls in arena combat before that exercise was forbidden by law in the nineteenth century.

Temperament

Bulldogs are some of the gentlest dogs there are, although their appearance might suggest otherwise. These dogs are fairly hostile toward intruders and not many will take them on as they possess a lot of courage. The Bulldog is a very caring and reliable dog that is very gentle with children. This breed is famous for its bravery and outstanding guarding capabilities. Seeing that the Bulldog is fairly stubborn, they can also be very persistent, causing them to not give up without a fight.

Care

These dogs do not require a lot of maintenance when it comes to the grooming of their coats. The Bulldog should only be brushed with a firm hair brush occasionally. They should also only be bathed when it is really necessary. Seeing that they have a lot of wrinkles on their face, they can be wiped with a damp cloth to clean inside the wrinkles. The Bulldog is an average shedding dog.

Training

Early socialization and obedience training is vital for the Bulldogs as they have a strong tendency to be very tough and wilful. It is important that their owners establish their dominance early on. This is a dog that will not do well if unkind and cruel training methods are used. Training should always be done in a firm, just and tolerant manner. The Bulldogs also loves to be admired and receive a reward if they have done well.

Health problems

Bulldogs tend to have problems with breathing, and some of them have small windpipes. This breed also has poor vision and is at risk of heat stroke in summer. They are also very sensitive to cold weather. Because of their large heads, many puppies are delivered by caesarean section. The Bulldog has a very active digestive system which may offend people with sensitive noses. These dogs are also vulnerable to skin infections and hip and knee problems.

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Group: Terrier

Weight: male: 14, female: 13 lbs

Height: male: 10, female: 9.5 inches

Overview

Originally the Cairn Terrier was used as a ratting dog and to hunt on the farmlands round the Isle of Skye in Scotland. This breed has been known since the 1500s, and many terrier breed have their origin in this area. The Cairn terrier received its name because they are able to push themselves through the rocks that form cairns or stone fences. This breed was experts in the field of driving out rodents or animals such as otters. Apart from its ability to hunt, the Cairn Terrier is also prized for its watchdog and companion abilities. These dogs became very popular during the 1900s because more people wanted dogs that were suitable to live in the city with them.

Temperament

This breed is flexible, very intelligent and also caring. The Cairn Terrier is a pleasant dog and companion. These dogs are bold and curious, but they also have a very gentle character. The Cairn Terrier is bubbly and good-humoured dog, and loves to get involved in activity and fun. Their tendency to bark and raise the alarm makes them valuable watchdogs. These dogs have ample spirit and are dedicated, willing and clever. The Cairn Terrier however has a very self-assured and obstinate nature. They are recommended for owners with previous dog ownership experience.

Care

The Cairn Terrier does not have very high grooming needs for their coats to be kept in a good condition. These dogs should be brushed and combed about two times during the week, and they can also be rubbed down with a rubber glove or damp cloth to remove dead hair. This is a low shedding breed, but it can become more on a seasonal basis. It is important to also check their nails and teeth often. The coat of the Cairn Terrier should also be clipped once in a while. For show dogs it will be necessary to strip the coat away.

Training

Cairn Terriers are curious dogs that are quick to learn. This is a very sensitive dog, so it is imperative not to be cruel when it comes to training and discipline. They also like to be taught tricks, and they blossom in obedience training. Without the proper training and attention, the Cairn terrier will become bored - and this might result in destructive behaviour.

Health problems

In general the Cairn terrier is a very healthy breed. Some common health problems they struggle with are a tendency to gain weight which leads to obesity, flea allergies that will result in skin rashes and excessive licking and scratching.

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