Dogs of Lapland – Cheerfully Present

Dogs of Lapland – Cheerfully present Dogs of Lapland - Cheerfully present / Sanna Karppinen 143 sider. The Lapphund Club of Finland 2012 ISBN 978-952-5969-24-5 Bogen koster 40 euro + forsendelse Bestilles på [email protected] Welcome to the World of Lappish dogs 1 Introduction: Living Happily Together with Lappish dogs The Finnish Lapphund – A Good-Tempered Dog for the Whole Family The Lapponian Herder — a Balanced and Energetic Working Dog A True Dog Story: Halli, or ‘Parkki’ A True Dog Story: Peski Luuhki, or ‘Luuhki’ A True Dog Story: Lumiturpa Mörökölli (Snow Muzzle Sulky Fellow), or ‘Juntti’ (Hillbilly) 2 Paw-Prints through History The Shared Journey of the Lappish dog Breeds Lappish dogs Were Once Hunting Dogs The Sámi World Changes Ancestors of Reindeer Herding Dogs Herding Dogs Are Necessary for Reindeer Husbandry Hunting Dogs Become Herding Dogs Many Kinds of Herding Dogs The First Names of the Lappish dogs From the Prime to War-Time Tracking the Lapphund Following the Lapponian Herder Reindeer Dogs and Lapphunds Go their Separate Ways A True Dog Story: Nuvvus Mattas A True Dog Story: Kiddanaste, or ‘Naste’ The Finnish Lapphund A True Dog Story: Poromiehen (Reindeerman’s) Thahpe, or ‘Tahvo’ A True Dog Story: The Legend of Kalikkakaula (Stick Neck) A True Dog Story: Menes-Lappi, or “Nasse” The Lapponian Herder The Lapphund Club of Finland: Always for the Good of the Dogs Two Strong Breed Associations The Lapphund Club of Finland Timeline A True Dog Story: Vihervaaran Taimi (Green Hill’s Seedling), or ‘Halla’ A True Dog Story: Peski Nasti, or ‘Tsuku’ Dogs of Lapland – Cheerfully present 3 Lappish dogs Here and Now Limitless hobbies Lappish dogs learn with few repetitions Pure Joy on the Agility Course! All-Terrain Working Dogs Born to Be Search and Rescue Dogs A Versatile Friend for Many Pastimes A True Dog Story: Hiidenparran Tielkka, or ‘Lilly Laplander’ A True Dog Story: Lecibsin Kultakuono (Lecibsin Golden Nose), or ‘Ressi’ Lappish Breeds as Working Dogs The Lapponian Herder Finnish Lapphunds Lappish dogs Abroad Finnish Lapphunds Around the World Lapponian Herders Around the World 4 The Future Looks Bright for Lappish dogs Even a small Population Can Be Renewed The Healthiest Dogs in the World The Proper Coat and Structure The Lapponian Herder Balanced Temperament Intelligent Expression The Finnish Lapphund The Famous Gentle Gaze Correct conformation and proportions Harmonious Structure A Warm and Thick Coat The Finnish Lapphund Has Become a Popular Breed Thanks Acknowledgements Photographs .

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