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Use These Color Prints in Conjunction with Match the Correct Breed Names to the Color Prints and Match the Correct Breed Name to Its Specific Traits Situation/Task 89 Breeds Use these color prints in conjunction with Match the correct breed names to the color prints and Match the correct breed name to its specific traits situation/task - tags. statements, and Dog Breeds - Names and Dog Breeds Traits identification Cards, Charts, Diagrwns, Posters. and Prints 90 Beds Use these color prints in conjunction with Match the correct breed names to the color prints and Match the correct breed name to its specifi traits situation/task statements, and Dog Breeds - Names and Dog Breeds - Traits identification tags. Cards. 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Diagrwns, Posters, and Prints ___________ ___________ 107 Beds K Dog Breeds - Tratts 1 I This sporting breed originated in France. The coat is dense, flat or wavy, and feathered. Color is I either orange and white or liver and white. Breed is of medium size (171/2 to 201/2 inches high at the withers) with compact bodies and long legs. I Group j 1Theyarebornwithastubofatafl,ifanyatail. I I Temperament is happy and alert. They were bred i Sporting Dogs to hunt small game and fowl. 1. LEARNING LABORATORY KrF ——— I I This smallest member of the sporting group This sporting lreed originated in Great Britain. I originated in the United States ofAmerica. Coat I Coat is medium length, flat or wavy, and well- is moderately long, flat or wavy, and well- feathered. Ears are long and pendulous. Cblors I feathered. Ears are long and pendulous. Color are black and white, liver and white, blue, or is black (black and tan), ASCOB (any solid color liver and roan. Breed is of medium size with other than black), or parti-color. These dogs have sturdy, compact bodies (19 to 20 inches high at a solid, compact build (131/2 to 151/2 inches the withers) and docked tails. Temperament is high at the withers). Temperament is energetic friendly and eager. They were bred to hunt and 1% and merry. They were bred for hunting. retrieve upland game. DOG I LEARNING LABORATORY KIT I LAHNh’(G LAORATURY IUT I H +- H I This sporting breed originated in Germany. Coat I This sporting breed originated in Great Britain. I I is short and thick. Color is solid liver or liver I Coat is dense and water repellent with moderate I I and white. Breed is of medium size (21 to 25 feathering. Color is rich, lustrous gold ofvarious I I Inches high at the withers) with a well-balanced I shades. Breed has a rugged build and is of I ‘ I build. Temperament is friendly and inteffigent. I medium size (211/2 to 24 inches high at the I I Known as all-purpose dogs, they are straight I withers). Temperament is gentle and eager. They I I pointing dogs, keen-nosed night trailers, duck I are preferred for hunting water fowl. I I hunting dogs, retrievers on land or water, and I ci I watchdogs. I I El I DOG LEARNING LABORATORY KIT LEARNING LABORATORY KIT I This sporting breed originated in Ireland. Coat I This sporting breed originated in Newfoundland.———ii I is short and fine on the head and forelegs, Coat is short, dense, and water repellent. Color I moderate in length on all other parts. Color is is black, yellow, or chocolate. Breed is ofmedium I mahogany or rich chestnut red. This medium I size (211/2 to 241/2 inches high at the withers) I sized breed stands 25 to 27 inches high at the I with a strong build. Although widely used to I withers. Originally, this dog was used as a bird I retrieve game, their gentle temperament makes ‘ I dog, but because ofits bold yet gentle and lovable them good pets. They are also a popular breed I temperament, it also makes a good companion. I as dog guides for the blind. I LEARNING LABORATORY KIT LEARNING LABORATORY KIT Identification and Descnption Tags ______________________________ - 108 Breeds I, Dog Breeds - Traits This sporting breed originated in Germany. Coat -1 I is short, smooth, and sleek. Color varies from i mouse-gray to silver-gray with light-colored eyes. Breed is of medium size (23 to 27 inches high at I I the withers) with aristocratic features. Temperament is alert and obedient. They were i bred for hunting. I I I LEARNING LABORATORY KIT LEARNING LABORATORY KIT I This hound breed originated inFrance. Coat is hard, smooth, and short. I Color and pattern vary. Breed is short-legged and heavy-boned with long, pendulous ears. These dogs should not exceed I 14 inches in height at the withers. Temperament I roup” is mild, never sharp or timid. They are popular I ‘ for hunting rabbits and pheasants. I Hounds LEARNING LABORATORY KIT I— H I This hound breed originated in England. Coat is I This hound breed originated in Belgium. Coat close and hard. I Colors are multiples of black, I is short and sleek with extremely loose skin. iO white, brown, I0 I and orange. Breed has a solid build I Colors are black and tan, liver and tan, or red. and is bred for I two sizes: less than 13 inches I Ears are long and pendulous. Breed is large in high and I I 13 to 15 inches high at the withers. I size (23 to 27 inches high at the withers), Temperament is I cheerful and obedient. They are I powerful, and stands over more ground than bred to hunt I cottontail rabbits. usual hound dogs. Temperament is extremely affectionate and somewhat shy. They are well known for their tracking ability. DOG DOG LEARNING LABORATORY KIT LEARNING LABORATORY KIT FThS hound breed originated in Germany. Coat This hound breed originated in Egypt or can be smooth, long-haired, or wirehaired. Solid- Great Britain. Coat is short, smooth, and firm. I color dogs are primarily red, and the two-color Color of this breed varies. Breed has keen eyesight dogs are black, chocolate, wild boar, gray, or and runs with great speed. They are large-sized, I fawn with tan markings. They can also have a I 60 to 70 pounds. These dogs hunt by sight dappled or brindle pattern. Breed has a I instead of scent and are used for hunting both muscular build with long bodies and short legs.
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