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reina__ · April 2009

CLOSE Go to wikipedia and search bandogge mastiff. scroll down and the number is there. 3 groups.

SandPiper · April 2009

bonus: bob the dog

bull mastiff from See Spot Run.

SandPiper · April 2009

and and. i finally have time to finish the 10Qs 1. Lakeland Terrier 2. Bouvier des Flandres 3. Tertiary groups 4. Caucasian Ovcharka 5. - Explosives - Illegal Drugs - Blood - Currency - Cadavers ((humans)) - Firearms 6. Minimum age is 2 years. Preferably after her 3rd season. 7. Hips & Elbow dysplasia 8. - Labs selected for showing are selected on the premises of the breed standard. For triall-bred Labs, they are chosen based on their ability to work in the field. For example, a show lab would be stockier with a thicker coat and a more powerful neck. Trial-bred labs, on the other hand, look more sporty. They have a lithe, long-legged look to them, narrower heads & longer muzzles. Field labs are also usually more energetic and higher strung than those used in the Conformation ring. 9. Cane Corso ((Italian Mastiff)) 10. Barnacan Bull kennels are known for breeding Presa Canarios ((Dogo Canario)). :D

reina__ · April 2009

OOo good job. 3 and 4 are incorrect.

maggiexox · April 2009

1. Lakeland Terrier 2. Bouvier des Flandres 3. Molosser group 4. Fila Braseilero 5. ~Guns ~Plants ~Narcotics ~Bombs ~Food ~Money 6. At least 2 years old 7. Orthopedic problems such as elbow and hip dysplasia 8. Labs that are trial-bred are longer legged, lighter, and more lithe in build and have a lighter and slightly narrower head with longer muzzles. The do better in the fields than most other labs as well. Show bred labs have broader heads, better defined stops, and more powerful necks. They also have heavier, slightly shorter-bodied, and have a thicker coat and tail, which makes them more deirable in the ring. Show bred labs are calmer than trial-bred dogs that are more energetic. 9. Cane Corso 10. Presa Canario *Bonus- The dog from Life is Ruff

reina__ · April 2009

Good job. 3 incorrect, 4 check spelling, bonus wrong.

SandPiper · April 2009

okay try again.

btw, did i get the bonus? o_o 1. Lakeland Terrier 2. Bouvier des Flandres 3. OBS ((?? this one's hard. e.e you should give us a hint

)) 4. Fila Brasileiro 5. - Explosives - Illegal *edited* - Blood - Currency - Cadavers ((humans)) - Firearms 6. Minimum age is 2 years. Preferably after her 3rd season. 7. Hips & Elbow dysplasia 8. - Labs selected for showing are selected on the premises of the breed standard. For triall-bred Labs, they are chosen based on their ability to work in the field. For example, a show lab would be stockier with a thicker coat and a more powerful neck. Trial-bred labs, on the other hand, look more sporty. They have a lithe, long-legged look to them, narrower heads & longer muzzles. Field labs are also usually more energetic and higher strung than those used in the Conformation ring. 9. Cane Corso ((Italian Mastiff)) 10. Barnacan Bull kennels are known for breeding Presa Canarios ((Dogo Canario)).

reina__ · April 2009

Correct except for #3. It's not that hard.... e.o

maggiexox · April 2009

1. Lakeland Terrier 2. Bouvier des Flandres 3. Molosser group 4. Fila Brasileiro 5. ~Guns ~Plants ~Narcotics ~Bombs ~Food ~Money 6. At least 2 years old 7. Orthopedic problems such as elbow and hip dysplasia 8. Labs that are trial-bred are longer legged, lighter, and more lithe in build and have a lighter and slightly narrower head with longer muzzles. The do better in the fields than most other labs as well. Show bred labs have broader heads, better defined stops, and more powerful necks. They also have heavier, slightly shorter-bodied, and have a thicker coat and tail, which makes them more deirable in the ring. Show bred labs are calmer than trial-bred dogs that are more energetic. 9. Cane Corso 10. Presa Canario *Bonus- The dog from Life is Ruff I changed the spelling, but not three I couldn't find it, but i'll keep looking.

maggiexox · May 2009

heres my final submission: 1. Lakeland Terrier 2. Bouvier des Flandres 3. 3 groups: The Primary Group The Secondary Group The Tertiary Group 4. Fila Brasileiro 5. ~Guns ~Plants ~Narcotics ~Bombs ~Food ~Money 6. At least 2 years old 7. Orthopedic problems such as elbow and hip dysplasia 8. Labs that are trial-bred are longer legged, lighter, and more lithe in build and have a lighter and slightly narrower head with longer muzzles. The do better in the fields than most other labs as well. Show bred labs have broader heads, better defined stops, and more powerful necks. They also have heavier, slightly shorter-bodied, and have a thicker coat and tail, which makes them more deirable in the ring. Show bred labs are calmer than trial-bred dogs that are more energetic. 9. Cane Corso 10. Presa Canario *Bonus- The dog from Life is Ruff Primary Group , The Secondary Group A Tertiary Group

reina__ · May 2009

I closed it.... Bonus is incorrect anyway, so is the other one. The answer is 3 groups I already gave it. :roll:

maggiexox · May 2009

yeah.. i was just hoping if i named them it would help. but whatever it was tons of fun anyway

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