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Pug and Successful Training |
When it comes to cute dogs, the Pug is certainly hard to beat. Interestingly, this breed of dog is believed to have started prior to 400 BC but exact information is hard to find. The Pug was first connected to China, which is why sometimes the breed is also called the Chinese Pug. However, when a Pug saved the life of the Prince of Orange, it became the official dog of the House of Orange. Soon, the Pug became a fashionable dog breed to own.
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Ways to Train a Jack Russell Terrier |
 The Jack Russell Terrier is a small to medium sized dog with a huge heart and tough determination to match. The compact body with long legs has allowed this particular breed to hunt successfully while fitting and crawling into tight spaces. The Jack Russell Terrier is full of energy, loving, great with children, and a little on the rambunctious side.
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Ways to Train a Cocker Spaniel |
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The Cocker Spaniel dates back to the 14th century at which time it was
two species – one for water and one for land. The initial name for the
larger dog of these varieties was Spanyell while Cockers was the name
for the smaller variety. Since the beginning, the Cocker Spaniel was a
working dog, highly efficiency on woodcock, thus the current name. By
1883, this breed was used for show in England and then nine years
later, the breed was recognized in the Kennel Club stub book.
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Helpful Tips for Training a Beagle |
 Although the actual origin of the Beagle remains a mystery, we do know this dog is an exceptional breed. History tells us that the Beagle was a dog breed in England before the Roman era. During that time, the Beagle was used for hunting, using scent and sight. Then in the 18th century, the sport of hunting fox became popular. To help the hunters, a Beagle and Buck Hound were bred, which resulted in two unique dogs.
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