EDUCATION FOR PEOPLE, FOR PETS, FOR THE FUTURE 1 Mini Daxie 2 Whirly Pugs 3 French Bulldogs 4 Cocker Spaniels 5 Golden Retrievers 6 Border Collies 7 Newfoundlands 8 Mighty Mastiffs 9 Dandie Dinmonts 10 leaping Labradors 11 Perfect Papillons 12 Dashing Dalmatians Why choose iPET Network LED BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS. DRIVEN BY PASSION. BOUNDED
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Breed – Dalmatian Brief overview – Dalmatians are named for Dalmatia, a coastal area that long ago was part of Austria. The dogs are thought to be descendants of the pointer. Dalmatians became popular in the 1800s, when they were used as coach dogs to trot alongside carriages. Grooming tip – Baths are not needed
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Breed – Papillon Brief overview – The breed was once known as a dwarf spaniel and may date back as far as the thirteenth century. Papillons gained popularity in Spain and Italy over time, where they were often depicted in classic paintings. It derives its name from its characteristic butterfly-like look of the long and
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Breed – Labradors Brief overview – The Labrador is the most popular of all pedigree breeds and his popularity comes from his versatility as family companion, service dog, guide dog as well as a working gundog. The breed originates from Newfoundland. Grooming tip – Nails on Labradors tend to grow more rapidly than any other
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Breed – Dandie Dinmonts Brief overview – A Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a small Scottish dog breed in the terrier family. The breed has an exceptionally long body, short legs, and a distinctive topknot of hair on the head. Grooming tip – When grooming the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, only dead hair should be removed. Interesting
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Breed – Mastiffs Brief overview – When the Romans invaded Britain in 55BC they found the inhabitants already had a mastiff- type dog, huge and courageous. The Romans took some of these mastiff types home with them to use within the Coliseum. Mastiffs can be seen in the ancient images relating to Babylonian relics way
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Breed – Newfoundland Brief overview – The Newfoundland dog is aptly named as it hails from Newfoundland, an island that is part of Canada’s most easterly province. The breed excelled in the coastal area as a working dog on both land and in water. Grooming tip – Brush and comb your Newfoundland’s coat at least
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Breed – Border Collie Brief overview -The name derives from the border regions of England, Scotland and Wales where they originally showed their worth, working sheep in the hills and mountains. The natural activity and intelligence of the Border Collie means that they need to be engaged to lead a fulfilled life. Grooming tip –
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Breed – Beagle Brief overview – The breed was established in England by the 15th century. Queen Elizabeth kept a pack of miniature Beagles small enough to be carried in a saddle pannier or a pocket. Grooming tip – If you want to reduce shedding and seeing Beagle hair all over your house, you have
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Breed – Springer Spaniel Brief overview – The English Springer is the highest on the leg of all the Land Spaniels and they share the same ancestry as the other spaniels. At one stage the breed was called the Norfolk Spaniel as it was reputed that the Duke of Norfolk developed the breed. Grooming tip
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