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1870 FINE ART GAME-CART HORSE HUNTING HOUND DOG RABBIT £12.38 Full page from the Illustrated London News dated 1870, an illustrated weekly newspaper weeks date as shown on top of page, the size of each page is approximately 15.5 x 11 inches (395×280). All are genuine antique prints and not modern copies, the Illustrated London News is an illustrated magazine which was first printed in 1842 and is the finest pictorial example of a historic social record of Br… |
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Bedlington Terrier Dog Breed
The Bedlington Terrier is a good looking, hardy small dog that looks quite similar to a short lamb. He is a good family dog, well behaves, gets along very well with children, and has the qualities of a first-rate watchdog, which makes him a formidable fighter if provoked.
He is very easy to train and has been successfully used in obedience competitions. The Breed Standard regards this dog as: A graceful, lithe, muscular dog with no sign of weakness or coarseness.
The expression in repose should be mild and gentle, though not shy or nervous. When roused, the eyes should sparkle and the dog look full of temper and courage.
Size: The average height for this breed should be about 16in. at the shoulder with a slight difference which is a little below for females and a little above for males. The average weight should be between 18-23lb.
History and origin: Many believe that the Whippet or Greyhound played some role in the origin of this breed. Also, his soft topknot provides a strong theory that he shares a common ancestry with the Dandie Dinmont Terrier.
He possesses similar characteristic to some terriers that existed with tinkers in Rothbury Forest, Northumberland during the 18th century. In 1820, a Mr. J. Howe came to Bedlington, Northumberland with a female dog named Phoebe.
This dog was given to a man named Joseph Ainsley, who mated Phoebe with another dog named Old Piper. Phoebe and Old Piper then produced Young Piper, the first dog that gave way to the new name Bedlington Terrier.
It was in the year 1825 when the systematic breeding of the Bedlington started. The breed was first revealed in the show ring during the 1860s and the first Bedlington Terrier club was formed in 1875.
Feeding: Suggested feeding for this breed is 1 can of quality brand meat product (13.3oz size) with biscuit added in equal part by volume or 11/2 cupfuls of dry food.
Exercise: Similar to most Terriers, the Bedlington Terrier is a very energetic and inquisitive dog who enjoys a long run or a good game of ball. However, he can easily adapt to apartment life as long as he is given regular walks.
Grooming: The Bedlington Terrier coat does not shed, which is a great bonus for those who do not have the time to clean their house everyday.
The dead hairs stay in the coat until they are combed out. His coat needs to be trimmed regularly to prevent tangles. In addition, he should be given a good brushing everyday with a moderately stiff brush.
Bathing him too often will weaken his coat. The hairs inside his ears should be regularly removed which can be done by simply pulling them out with tweezers.
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Is there a MMORPG where you PLAY as a 3d horse/animal?
I’ve been looking quite a while now for some kind of game where you can create an animal character, be it horse, dog, cat, etc, and then play multiplayer online with others. Or even single player, come to think of it.
I hope someone can answer…if not…
not that I know of, Sorry
free online virtual horse / dog games
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1870 FINE ART GAME-CART HORSE HUNTING HOUND DOG RABBIT £12.38 Full page from the Illustrated London News dated 1870, an illustrated weekly newspaper weeks date as shown on top of page, the size of each page is approximately 15.5 x 11 inches (395×280). All are genuine antique prints and not modern copies, the Illustrated London News is an illustrated magazine which was first printed in 1842 and is the finest pictorial example of a historic social record of Br… |
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WindsorTech – Reptile Embossed Paint Set £2.00 These Paint Sets are great fun for kids each kit contains a 3d picture picture frame paint brush and set of paints available in 3 assorted designs Use the included paints to paint your very own 3d picture then mount it in the picture frame provided guaranteed to keep the kids busy for a hours! This item is CE marked and is not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts…. |
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WindsorTech – Ruler and Pencil Set; Lion £2.00 … |
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6 Pets Animal Games: Dog Academy+50 Horse Games+Jenny’s Fish Shop+Pet Show Craze+505Pets+Animal Shelter £9.61 Take a walk on the wild side! From puppies to guppies and hamsters to horses, enjoy the best animal games around. Animal lovers of all ages will love spending time with all their favorite critters! Dog Academy: Train your dogs and graduate at the top of the class! Choose from your favorite breeds including Labradors, Dalmatians and more! The fun never stops as you take on obstacle courses, learn n… |
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Farm Vet (PC CD) £5.47 … |
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Fear Factor: First Season (2pc) (Full Sub Dol) [DVD] [2001] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] £11.15 … |
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Race Night Combo – Horse/Dog £9.50 … |
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First Past the Post – Virtual Racing DVD Game £14.99 All you need in one box for a great evenings entertainment. Work out the teams and then play, the game even works out your winnings and shows you the racecard so you can decide!… |
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Schleich Bernese Mountain Dog, Standing £3.25 The beautiful figures from Schleich are developed with the assistance of parents, teachers and children and are therefore especially designed for childrens hands. Schleich figures are wonderfully realistic and naturalistic, with intricate design and impressive crafsmanship. This enables children to experience the large variety of nature – from domestic animals on a farm to wild animals in the j… |
