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RESPONSIBLY BREEDING

 RESPONSIBLY BREEDING

All of the years I’ve been committed to the betterment of this wonderful breed have helped me realize that being a “Responsible Breeder” is not a “title” that can easily be earned; instead, it is a never-ending process of learning and improvement that requires sincere care and love.

I am extremely selective with my breeding dogs –I scrutinize their behaviors, temperaments, health tests, pedigrees, and appearances, as well as their parents’. I’ve learned that quality puppies can only be produced by even higher quality parents.

My dogs all get checked regularly by our reputable vet doctor and canine reproduction specialist. Each litter that I welcome represents a great blessing and a great responsibility. I always do everything that I can to ensure the proper development of each puppy.

From the third day of their lives I expose each puppy to early neurological stimulation exercises until the sixteenth day. This is very important for proper neurological development.

Around the sixteenth day they start my puppy desensitization program, where they will be safely introduced to common loud sounds (blow dryer, blender, vacuum, etc.), car rides, vet office, adults and children. This is just as important as socialization.

Proper socialization and personality tests start after week three. Each puppy gets to learn appropriate communication, body language and social skills. They learn greatly simply by well playing with littermates, parents and people.

By week six they start crate & potty training. I wish I could take more credit for this; the truth is that some of them will learn on their own, simply by following mom and copying what she does; some others might need a little help, but they are very easy to train… CONSISTENCY is the key!

And last but not least –Grooming. I constantly bring my puppies to my grooming studio to brush them, clean their ears, clip and file their nails, and full grooming services, so they are all very familiar and happy with being groomed.

These are some of the most important things that I take pride in doing to ensure the proper development of each puppy that I raise.

Throughout the years I have received great feedback and often compliments on my dogs. I let people know about the work and time that I invest on properly rearing each litter and I can only ask that people interested in adopting one of my puppies will commit to keep up with the good work raising a new forever family member.

I AM AIREDALE!!! Strong

I AM AIREDALE!!!

The 12 images viewed below represent a year-long project which followed the monthly development of one Airedale puppy during her first year of life. To view enlargements of each photo and the monthly developmental goals, click on each of the thumbnail images.

JANUARY - Newborn

I was born January 16th. I have 2 sisters and 7 brothers (a large litter for Airedales - the average is 6 to 8). It took 8 hours for all of us to come into the world. I weighed 10.5 ounces at birth and am gaining weight steadily. This month, I'll do all my feeding from my mom. In a few days my eyes and ears will open. In 4 days, by tail will be docked and my dew claws removed. My main jobs this month are to stay warm with my mom and litter mates, eat, sleep and grow in a quiet environment.
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FEBRUARY - 2th Month
This month I have started learning to walk and to play. I also got my first set of teeth, which my mom doesn't seem to appreciate. My person has started to feed a yummy mixture of dog food, cottage cheese and puppy milk replacement, but I am still nursing some. I now weigh 4 pounds - more than 4 times my birth weight. This month, my main job is learning how to be a puppy and how to use these new teeth.

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MARCH - 3rd Month

This month, mom stopped feeding us totally, but we've all been getting a yummy mixture of dog food and milk. I have also been given some fun toys to play and learn with. I've been learning how to be a dog through my play with my brothers and sisters. I now find I do not need to sleep in a pile with my brothers and sisters. I am definitely feeling more and more independent and brave, and my biggest thrill is exploring my own backyard! I now weigh 12.5 pounds, three times what I weighed last month.

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APRIL - 4th Month
This month some of my brothers and sisters found new homes. I started getting my permanent teeth. This is also the time to get my ears glued to be sure that they look good when I grow up. We have been eating adult food and this month I weighed in at 20.5 pounds.
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MAY - 5th Month
It is spring and a great time for me to be a big puppy! I now weigh in at 30 pounds - about 1/2 of my adult weight. My brothers and sisters and I have discovered the fruit trees in the back yard - my favorite are the plums! I continue to get my permanent teeth. My play is now more goal oriented. I also enjoy being with my person and our bond is growing stronger.
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JUNE - 6th Month
This is me at my first official AKC Match! This is the start of my show career, which will probably take up the first 2 to 3 years of my life. In order to prepare for this special day, my person spent many hours grooming my coat with a stripping knife and combing my furnishings. At the match, we went into the show ring with a bunch of other puppies and walked around, then stood all in a line while some other person came around and felt all over us! I don't really get it yet, but soon I will become expert at it. The best part was getting all those liver treats from my person while we were in the ring!
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JULY - 7th Month
Another new experience! At an evening trip to the lake, I discovered there's more to water than what's in my bowl at home. Boats, ducks, fish, bugs. I stuck a toe in, but it was too cold to go further! Notice I am trusted off lead now (sometimes)!
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AUGUST - 8th Month
A picnic in a park in Livermore gave me ample opportunity for playing fetch and taking it easy under the trees. All in the name of my gathering experience in different situations, of course!
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SEPTEMBER - 9th Month
A trip to downtown San Jose help to get me used to traffic noises and crowds. Exposure to many different environments is very important to make me a well-rounded dog.

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OCTOBER - 10th Month

A beautiful fall day is the perfect time to take a trip to the local park to play with leaves and improve my agility and knowledge of different obstacles

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NOVEMBER - 11th month

A trip to the country gave me a great chance to run and play in the horse paddock. They were as curious about me as I was about them! Everywhere I go now, there is something new to learn about and new situations. Of course, I am becoming very sophisticated.

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DECEMBER - 12th Month

I'm almost one year old! Here I am at Grandma's house for Christmas; I can now successfully resist the temptation to chew up all these toys (not to mention this hat)! Next year I'll start going to AKC dog shows to earn my championship.

Thanks to my careful training and socializing this year, I know just how to handle new situations as they come up, with the help of my person.

I am confident, strong and brave!!

I invite new Challenges!!

I AM AIREDALE!!!

freddy-great-dane-worlds-tallest-dog

freddy-great-dane-worlds-tallest-dog

freddy-great-dane-worlds-tallest-dog

Freddy is a 7 feet tall Great Dane and has been officially declared as the worlds tallest dog by the Guinness world record officials. The owner of the dog, Claire Stoneman announced in an official Freddy blog post that the Freddy has the title.

“I got him a couple of weeks earlier than I should have done because he wasn’t feeding of mum, so he was pretty poorly. He was half the size of his sister Fleur when he was tiny so I had no idea he was going to be this big at all. – IBT”

Reports said that the organization recognized him as the living tallest dog in September 2016 but he was awarded and declared in December 2016. Freddy measures 40.75 inches tall officially and when standing on hind legs he reaches 7 feet and 5.5 inches. He is comparatively bigger than the average Great Dane which can be 30 – 34 inches tall. The owner spends around $123 on his food weekly and the dog likes to eat chicken roast or peanut butter on toast.

Huffington Post said that the Freddy’s measurements were close to the Zeus, another Great Dane from Otsego, Michigan. The Zeus was the world’s tallest dog before the Freddy. The Zeus was 44 inches tall and 7 feet 4 inches when standing on hind legs. Zeus died in 2011 at the age of 5 years. He is recognized by the Guinness as the tallest dog to ever live.

“Cars brake and stop to look at him. – Claire Stoneman, the proud owner of the worlds tallest dog”

The Great Dane is a large German breed of domestic dog which is known for its giant size. Their life span is only 6 – 8 years. They are devoted, reserved, gentle, friendly, confident and loving. Females are smaller than males. This breed is one of the tallest dog breeds.

Jackal

Jackal

 septembre20/09/2020.  

 Animals, black-backed-jackal, golden-jackal, jackal, side-striped-jackal

The jackal resides in genus canis. This genus also contains wolf and dog

The jackal resides in genus canis. This genus also contains wolf and dog. There are three species of jackal. Those are SideStripedJackal, GoldenJackal and BlackBackedJackal. It is one of the animals that start with alphabet j. Below are the fast facts.

Type: Mammal

Scientific Name: Canis Aureus, Canis Adustus, Canis Mesomelas

Conservation Status: Least concern

Weight: 7 – 16 kg

Length: 27 – 33 inches

Height: 15 – 20 inches

Gestation Period: about 2 months

Average litter size: Up to 5

Average life span: 10 – 12 years

Speed: 16 km/h

Diet: Omnivore

Preys: Antelope, Reptiles, Insects

Predators: Hyena, Leopard, Eagle

Habitat: Open and wooded savanna

Jackal

They are small mammal; found in Africa, Asia and southern Europe. They can run at a speed of 16 kilometers per hour for extended period of time. Mostly they are considered as carnivore but they are omnivore. They live single or in pair and occasionally in group with related individuals. They mate with one partner for lifetime. Both male and female mark and defend their territory. The female gives birth to normally 2 to 4 pups. The infants open their eyes about after 10 days. The pups live in the holes or thickets for the first few weeks. The pups start hunting on their own at the age of 6 months.

It Looked Like This Mom Panda Was Going To Reject Her Baby, But Then Something Clicked

You might be amazed to take in this, yet in the set of all animals, only one out of every odd mother-to-be comes outfitted with those protective senses. Not immediately, in any case. 

It Looked Like This Mom Panda Was Going To Reject Her Baby, But Then Something Clicked

Not at all like human mommas who can hardly wait to invest a touch of energy far from their smaller than usual me's, even the briefest length of detachment can make a creature mother dismiss her young, abandoning them to battle for themselves. At the point when Min-Min the panda brought forth an infant, specialists and zoo staff needed to lead a full physical to ensure the minor panda was absolutely sound. Be that as it may, in doing as such, they risked Min-Min dismissing the infant until the end of time.

In the wake of finishing the physical examination without a hitch, the infant panda was prepared to rejoin with its momma, yet would momma be prepared?

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It Looked Like This Mom Panda Was Going To Reject Her Baby, But Then Something Clicked

It Looked Like This Mom Panda Was Going To Reject Her Baby, But Then Something Clicked

You might be amazed to take in this, yet in the set of all animals, only one out of every odd mother-to-be comes outfitted with those protective senses. Not immediately, in any case.

Not at all like human mommas who can hardly wait to invest a touch of energy far from their smaller than usual me's, even the briefest length of detachment can make a creature mother dismiss her young, abandoning them to battle for themselves. At the point when Min-Min the panda brought forth an infant, specialists and zoo staff needed to lead a full physical to ensure the minor panda was absolutely sound. Be that as it may, in doing as such, they risked Min-Min dismissing the infant until the end of time.


In the wake of finishing the physical examination without a hitch, the infant panda was prepared to rejoin with its momma, yet would momma be prepared?

It Looked Like Hope Was Lost For This Butterfly, But Check Out What This Guy Did For It - Strange world

It Looked Like Hope Was Lost For This Butterfly, But Check Out What This Guy Did For It

It Looked Like Hope Was Lost For This Butterfly, But Check Out What This Guy Did For It - Strange world

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It Looked Like Hope Was Lost For This Butterfly, But Check Out What This Guy Did For It

Butterflies have regularly been capable images of continuance, change, and life.

Butterflies have regularly been capable images of continuance, change, and life.

They truly do simply convey such a great amount of shading to the world. In any case, while they hold such guarantee both throughout everyday life and in significance, it's vital to realize that these small animals are still valuable and delicate. Something as basic as a broken wing can thoroughly change the course of the critter's life. Be that as it may, while everything appears to be sad, this man is utilizing his aptitudes and know-how to repair his butterfly companions as well as can be expected.
 

When one of the butterflies at the center endured extreme harm to his conservative, this man chose to advance in and spare the day.

Had there been negligible harm, he could have basically cut the butterfly's wings to make them more symmetrical for flight. Shockingly, that wasn't the situation.

Be that as it may, fortunately the sympathetic man had an additional wing only for such an event and set out to repair the broken wing. Continue watching to discover exactly how he does it!

I need to give this man a considerable measure of credit. I'd be excessively apprehensive, making it impossible to incidentally hurt the person to take a stab at anything like this. Credit to you buddy for night Earth's most minor animals

 

"Huffington Post" newspaper published the American strangest 

images that have been published during 2013,

 which included a picture of a dog carries an Indian 

 face resembles a human face in addition

 to a large shark caught a fish swallow a small shark.