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Schipperke
The schipperke dogs are considered a water dog.
This breed appeared in Flanders and was used on ships to control rats and mice and guard barges. In the 19th century these dogs became popular pets for farmers and spread throughout the world. These dogs are good for apartment life, as they are rather small and moderately active indoors.
The schipperke dogs are considered a water dog.
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Dogs, Dog
Common misspellings are americanfoxhound, americanfoxhounds, american fox hound, american fox hounds, amerikan foxhound, amerikan foxhounds, americanfox hound, americanfox hounds.
The average weight of these dogs is 15 pounds; they stand from 10 to 13 inches at the withers. The only accepted coat color is black, but pet quality dogs can be fawn, tan and brown. The body should be short and square; usually such dogs are tailless. The schipperke dogs are considered a water dog.
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