St. Charles County Dog Headed To Westminster Kennel Club's Annual Dog Show - KPLR 11

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St. Charles County Dog Headed To Westminster Kennel Club's Annual Dog Show KPLR 11 “I had a Dalmatian for 16 and a half years before and I loved the breed, so when I lost her I wanted another pup. I found a breeder in Indianapolis and she said, 'do you want a show dog?' And I figured, how hard can it be? Just pretty. Wildwood dog show preps pups for the big contest in NYCPress of Atlantic City all 31 news articles »

Canines from around the country heading to Westminster dog show - Mother Nature Network

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Canines from around the country heading to Westminster dog show Mother Nature Network The Dalmatian from St. Charles County, Mo. — one of nine Dalmatians competing at this year's Westminster dog show — is a frequent sight at local festivals and parades. Owner Kathy Ryan-Hogan loans her out to local fire departments that do not have ... and more »

Think Global, Work Local: Pet Ownership as Social Justice - Care2.com (blog)

Think Global, Work Local: Pet Ownership as Social Justice Care2.com (blog) As long as there is a market for the newest, trendiest puppies, there will be puppy mills churning them out. In the wake of releases and re-releases of Disney's animated and live-action 101 Dalmatians films, tremendous numbers of people started buying ...

Cavys to go on show at Castle Hill Showground - Hills Shire Times

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Cavys to go on show at Castle Hill Showground Hills Shire Times “There will be a display of a large number of different breeds from longhairs to dalmatians,” she said. Mrs Amos said the club aimed to upgrade the status of guinea pigs and provide information for the public. “They are low on the allergy list and ...

Labradoodles: Top dog or a 'Frankenstein' breed? - The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com

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Labradoodles: Top dog or a 'Frankenstein' breed? The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com “Working with the breed, there's been frustration over the years,” Ward said. “Everyone wants to infuse everything into it.” The desire for such crosses as dalmatian-poodle or doberman-poodle and breeders who don't properly test their animals before ... and more »