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Skillathon Stations: Book 1, Page 12 (Photos from AKC Website) Breed Key Skillathon stations: Book 1, page 12 (photos from AKC website) Breed Key Terrier Group 1 17 33 Airedale Terrier Parson Russell Terrier Bull Terrier 25 Skye Terrier 16 40 Lakeland Terrier Norwich Terrier Herding Group: Briard 2 Collie 18 34 Shetland Sheepdog 26 Old English 41 German Sheepdog Shepherd 15 Welsh Corgi Working Group: 35 Great Dane 3 Mastiff 19 Standard Schnauzer 27 14 42 Rottweiler German Pinscher Samoyed Toy Group: 48 Chihuahua 4 Maltese 20 Toy Fox Terrier 28 43 13 Pug Toy Poodle Papillon Hound Group: 5 21 36 Bloodhound Borzoi Norwegian Elkhound 29 44 12 Dachshund Whippet Greyhound Miscellaneous Group: 8 24 39 Treeing Walker Coonhound Russell Terrier Chinook 32 47 9 American English Coonhound Norwegian Lundhund Rat Terrier Sporting Group: 6 22 37 English Setter Gordon Setter Weimaraner 30 45 11 Pointer Sussex Spaniel German Shorthaired Pointer Non-Sporting Group: Bichon Frise Dalmatian Chow Chow 7 38 Terrier Working 23 Toy Non-sporting 10 Lhasa Apso Standard Poodle 46 Boston Terrier 31 1. 2. 3. 4. 1a. 2a. 3a. 4a. Senior Senior Senior Senior Herding Hounds Sporting Miscellaneous 5. 6. 7. 8. Senior Senior Senior Senior 5a. 6a. 7a. 8a. Senior Category: Choose a photo of a dog breed. A. Match one dog photo to the correct Dog Breed Group, write the number of the dog photo and B. Identify the dog breed by name in the space below. DOG SKILLATHON - BREED IDENTIFICATION Name: ___________________________Entry #: ___________ Armband: _________ County: ________________________ Team: ____________________ Junior Category Match a photo of dog to correct breed. A. Choose one breed of dog for each Dog Breed Group. Write the number from the photo in the space. Rev 8/10/10 Answer Key: Dog Breeds A) Terrier Group 1. Airedale Terrier 25. Lakeland Terrier Junior Level - display picture of animal with name and 17. Parson Russell Terrier 40. Skye Terrier number if working with younger youth. 33. Bull Terrier 16. Norwich Terrier Senior Level- display picture with number only 2) Herding Group 2. Briard 26. Welsh Corgi 18. Collie 41. Old English Sheepdog 34. Shetland Sheepdog 15. German Shepherd 3) Working Group 3. Great Dane 27. Rottweiler 19. Mastiff 42. Samoyed 35. Standard Schnauzer 14. German Pinscher 4) Toy Group 4. Chihuahua 28. Pug 20. Maltese 43. Toy Poodle 48. Toy Fox Terrier 13. Papillon 5) Hound Group 5. Bloodhound 29. Dachshund 21. Borzoi 44. Whippet 36. Norwegian Elkhound 12. Greyhound 6) Sporting Group 6. English Setter 30. Pointer 22. Gordon Setter 45. Sussex Spaniel 37. Weimaraner 11. German Shorthaired Pointer 7) Non-Sporting Group 7. Bichon Frise 31. Lhasa Apso 23. Dalmatian 46. Standard Poodle 38. Chow Chow 10. Boston Terrier 8) Miscellaneous Group 8. Treeing Walker Coonhound 32. American English Coonhound 24. Russell Terrier 47. Norwegian Lundhund 39. Chinook 9. Rat Terrier Skillathon stations: Book 1, page 12 (photos from AKC website) Breed Key Terrier Group Parson Russell Terrier Bull Terrier Airedale Terrier Lakeland Terrier Skye Terrier Norwich Terrier Herding Group: Briard Collie Shetland Sheepdog Welsh Corgi Old English Sheepdog German Shepherd Working Group: Great Dane Mastiff Standard Schnauzer Rottweiler Samoyed German Pinscher Toy Group: Chihuahua Maltese Toy Fox Terrier Pub Poodle (Toy) Papillon Hound Group: Bloodhound Borzoi Norwegian Elkhound Dachshund Whippet Greyhound Miscellaneous Group: Walker Coonhound Russell Terrier Chinook American English Coonhound Norwegian Lundhund Rat Terrier Sporting Group: English Setter Gordon Setter Weimaraner Pointer Sussex Spaniel German Shorthaired Pointer Non-Sporting Group: Bichon Frise Dalmatian Chow Chow Lhasa Apso Standard Poodle Boston Terrier .
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