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Pointer - Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Pointer - Fun Facts and Crate Size

Pointer Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1884 Lifespan: 10-17 years Size: Large Energy: High Recommended Crate Size: 48" dog crate* Return to main Dog Crate Size Breed Chart. The Pointer, often referred to as the English Pointer, is a dog breed that was developed as a gundog to help hunt birds or rabbits. According to Wikipedia, the English Pointer originated in the 16th and 17th centuries in England and was brought to US in the 1800s. They were then bred extensively, largely due to the abundance of hunting. Breed The American Kennel Club formally recognized the Pointer in 1884. These high energy dogs are...

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Standard Schnauzer – Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Standard Schnauzer – Fun Facts and Crate Size

Standard Schnauzer Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1904 Lifespan: 13-16 years Size: Medium Energy: Medium Recommended Crate Size: 36" dog crate* Return to main Dog Crate Size Breed Chart. Introduction Schnauzer sounds German, doesn’t it? Standard Schnauzer dogs are believed to have originated in the 15th – 16th centuries in Germany as its answer to the general purpose working dog needed on farms. Schnauzer in German is translated as "snout", which colloquially means mustache. Schnauzer dogs are a terrier dog breed, but uniquely they don’t have the terrier's typical temperament. Their versatility makes them good working dogs. They are a...

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Redbone Coonhound - Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Redbone Coonhound - Fun Facts and Crate Size

Redbone Coonhound QUICK FACTS: AKC recognized in 2009 Lifespan: 12-15 years Size: Medium Energy: Somewhat Active Recommended Crate Size: 30” dog crate* Return to main Dog Crate Size Breed Chart. Redbone Coonhound: Fearless but Friendly If you are looking for a handsome hunting dog with an even temper and a charming personality, look no further.  Meet the Redbone Coonhound.  Registered with the United Kennel Club since 1902 (and the American Kennel Club since 2009), this hound dog has it all- expert hunting skills, dashing good looks and confidence that just won’t quit. The Redbone Coonhound is a medium-built dog that sports a muscular,...

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Portuguese Water Dog - Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Portuguese Water Dog - Fun Facts and Crate Size

Portuguese Water Dog Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1983 Lifespan: 11-13 years Size: Medium Energy: High Recommended Crate Size: 36" dog crate* Return to main Dog Crate Size Breed Chart. Introduction This dog breed once existed all along Portugal’s coast. They were taught to retrieve lost tackles and broken nets, and even herd fish into the nets.  They were couriers from ship to ship. As their name suggests, the Portuguese Water Dog loves water very much. This is supported by their webbed feet. In the early 20th century, Portugal faced social upheaval which led to the decline of this wonderful...

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Norwegian Elkhound – Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Norwegian Elkhound – Fun Facts and Crate Size

Norwegian Elkhound Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1913 Lifespan: 12-15 years Size: Medium Energy: Medium Recommended Crate Size: 36" dog crates* Return to main Dog Crate Size Breed Chart. Introduction The Norwegian Elkhound or Norsk Elghund in Norwegian means "Norwegian moose dog". As its name suggests, Elkhounds are used for the tracking and hunting of moose (or elk), bears, and even wolves. This dog breed was presented for the first time at an 1877 dog exhibition in Norway. It is believed to be one of the oldest dog breeds with Elkhounds having been found buried in Viking burial grounds! Breed The...

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