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    One that has an elegant look, but is as playful as a child. It is a very intelligent and alert dog. Always loyal to the owner, always there for a snuggle and a smile. I've owned three of them; each with a distinct personality. As far as history records show, Shelties originated from the Shetland Islands, which are to the north of Scotland. These islands tend to produce smaller than average living things, because of the limited food and the difficulty of the climate. The first people known to live on the islands were small and dark, known as the Picts. This race is where the fables and fairytales of pixies or fairies comes from. As far as the Shetland Sheepdog goes, it is believed to be a mixture of other breeds. Collies are a distantly related ancestor, which most Shelties look like. But other breeds were brought to the island that helped in creating the smaller dog. This mixture includes the Greenland Yakki dogs and the King Charles Spaniel. The traits from these dogs can still be seen in Shelties today. For example, the thick coat of the Collie, the wavy coat of the Spaniel, and the tail that curls over the back from the Yakki. No matter what all was bred into them, the purpose was to create a small dog that…

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    To my beloved sister Eleanor Olivia Whitesmith, Hello my dear sister Ellie. How are you doing these days? I do hope you are doing fine, at least better than I am. My dear sister I am writing to you because for these past days I have had no head to think about anything other than my current situation. The news I just learned have been eating away everything within me. I feel no desire to nourish myself and my sleep escapes my body when I try to rest. I didn’t know who else to consult other…

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    Scrambling off the boat luffy and zoro jump on the floating restaurant as tobio gets scolded by his grandpa sitting on luffy 's other side you grab a plate and start to eat, hearing the word underlings you turn and give tobio your deadliest glare "were not your underlings kid" he shrinks away from you in fear his grandpa laughs turning in our direction noticing we were eating his food he yelled "hey don 't eat without my permission!" luffy and zoro stopped at the same time while you had your…

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    Hello, Diana. It's been a long time to talk to you. How are you? I am doing good. Now, I am listening to Star 102.1 by using iphone's app, which is radio channel I used to listen to in TN. So, I was just curious how you are doing and miss you, Bruce and other there. I can't belive it has been more than one year since I had left TN. These days, I am looking for a decent company I can work for so I am very busy for preparing my resumes. There were many times that I stayed up all night to submit…

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    Dogs and birds don't mix. I mean who hasn't seen their beloved pet turn into a hellhound, when allowed to run off leash, to race down the beach in hot pursuit of seagulls? An innovative conservation program uses sheepdogs to solve a modern problem In southern Australia, a sturdy breed of sheepdog known as the Maremma sheepdog is hard at work guarding the Little penguins of Middle Island. So how did this unlikely animal kingdom alliance come about? In the mid-1990s, the beach town of…

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    Sunny Integra

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    having a squared stance, pricked ears, agility, and also has good watchdog qualities by being alert- all comparable to terrier traits. Sunny has small residual white on her chest, indicating that it is not normal piebald pattern but is caused from pigment not fully migrating as an embryo. This denoted a risk of mutations which L. Andersson refers to In Genome-wide association analysis in domestic animals, regarding white spotting due to varying combinations of mutations that ultimately affect…

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    This was a crazy week. We had a lot of crazy clients, and demanding owners, but to me, the most important patient I saw was my own dog, Brennan. Brennan is my six-year-old Shetland Sheepdog, who I trained in agility, obedience, rally, and minor showmanship. She is pretty much my life, and my best friend. I love her very much, so when I found a firm lump on her tail that was never there before I scheduled an appointment with Doc as soon as I could. The lump felt to be about the size of a…

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    to rise and Tam had to escape. But when his escape from life and death came to an exciting point in time, he lost his name, who he belonged to, and all of himself. As he floated away-his collar dangled from the rusty wired crate door. He didn’t believe that Tam was still alive, but when he read the bright yellow flyer, ”something nagged at the edge of Ian Whistler’s mind” (page 225). He removed the flyer from the bulletin board and stuffed it in his coat pocket. After a few weeks, past and…

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    is susceptible to periodontal disease? Unfortunately, according to a study conducted by Banfield Applied Research and Knowledge, 78% of dogs over the age of three years old in the United States have already contracted and reached one of the stages of periodontal disease. Therefore, simply being owned by a human who is either lax or uneducated in proper canine dental care creates a major risk factor in that dog’s life. This is especially true for certain breeds, particularly those with narrow…

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    a detailed list of the dogs that were more at risk for developing bladder stones and what uroliths cats developed. This article takes an explanatory approach going into detail of how the experiment was performed and what were the results. Since this paper is more of an analysis of an experiment, it did not give any recommendations. While the experiment was performed in New Zealand, it applies to all dog and cat breeds worldwide. “Bitches of small breeds especially Welsh corgi and Bichon…

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