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12-06-2011, 10:05 PM
Originally Posted by Tassle 
Not many Catahoulas? I think there are some in this county though - have only heard of one pair?
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12-06-2011, 10:15 PM
Originally Posted by MerlinsMum
You could argue that Catahoulas aren't a breed - they aren't recognised by any major organisations.
They seem to be on the AKC foundation Stock service? Which seems a step towards registration?
They are registered as a herding breed by the UKC (or is this not a major organisation?)
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Location: Wiltshire UK
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13-06-2011, 07:48 AM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
I've met a couple of "Grand Blue de Gascoigne" (hope I've spelt that correctly?) when walking at a park near my Mum's house. i know someone who breeds them
I think the owners would have been impressed that I knew which breed they were as I should imagine people are always asking them about their "Great Danes"! They are very unusual and HUGE!
I like the Russian Black terriers I have met-I wouldn't have thought they were very common either.
A friend has 4, they are huge and adorable.
Would like to meet a Portugese Water dog as my breed supposedly have their origins in this breed.
I would love to meet a Barbet??
http://www.barbet.org.uk/
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Location: Wiltshire UK
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13-06-2011, 08:03 AM
Originally Posted by Kerriebaby
Greater Swiss Mountain dog, back in 2001 in Holland
My dogs passed their Temperament Tests "excellent" at a day organised by the GSMD a couple of years ago! Rotties in tuxedos!
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