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Wirehaired Pointing Griffon: The 4-wheel Drive of Hunting Dogs
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Wirehaired Pointing Griffon also called the Korthals Griffon, and Griffon d'arrêt à poil dur Korthals is believed to have a Dutch ancestry since Eduard Karel Korthals started breeding griffons in Amsterdam around 1873. Korthals's vision was to create a breed that is versatile, adaptable, highly trainable, and attentive to its master. Following years of interbreeding, Korthals' vision became reality, in 1888 the first griffon club was formed in Bavaria followed by Belgium (in 1895) and France (in 1901). It wasn't until 1916 that the griffon breed was officially recognized in the United States. The Wirehaired Pointing Griffon or what many...
The Right "Stuff"
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Does your pet suffer from matting? You can make those go away with "The Stuff". This is "The Stuff" to use for beautiful coats. Unique silicon-formulated leave-in conditioner The Stuff Conditioner and Detangler protects the coat while removing and preventing tangles. Repels dirt and dust for a long-lasting clean. Penetrates mats and tangles to cut grooming time Formulated with Silicon to repel dirt, dust, and urine so coats stay cleaner longer Great to use on all coat types ALL these great features are available in a 4-ounce, 12-ounce, or 16 ounce bottle. Get yours today while supplies last! And, for a LIMITED...
Anatolian Shepherd: The Turkish Kangal Dog
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The Anatolian Shepherd is a breed native to Turkey for more than 6,000 years. The Anatolian is also known as the Kangal Shepherd that is popular among Turkish nomads and sheepherders. Contrary to its name, the Anatolian Shepherd is not a herding dog but rather a flock protector of sheep to fend off predators like wolves, jackals and bears. The Anatolian Shepherd's large, muscular build and powerful bite has made them an indispensable dog for farmers. In recent times, the breed has found its way in African countries like Namibia and Kenya that rely on livestock protection against lions and...
What if a pet could have a secure place to call home...
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Now you can! When it's time to go the sides simply (quickly) flip up and the pet is already in its carrier- a place that is comforting and where the pet feels at home. The Nest and Go has handles on the top, seatbelt restraint hoops at the front and rear, and for cats a waste tray that’s hidden under the pillow and doubles as support. ALL these great features are available in one package. Get yours today while supplies last! And, for a LIMITED TIME you can save 10% off by using discount code NEW10 when you're ready to checkout. Sale ends 4/22 @ midnight...
Xoloitzcuintli: The First Dog of the Americas
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The Xoloitzcuintli (pronounced "show-low-eats-queen-tlee) or Xolo comes from Mexico. Archaeological evidence indicates that Xolos accompanied man on his first migrations across the Bering Straits in the northernmost part of the Pacific. Xolo has a reputation as a healer inferred from the Aztec Indian god Xolotl and Itzcuintli and the breed's innate warm skin has been used by remote villagers in Mexico and Central America for curing ailments like rheumatism, asthma, toothache, and insomnia. Xolos were also believed to ward off evil spirits and intruders that ancient villagers bred them as guard animals. Today, Xolos are bred for companionship and guard...