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...t all members of a litter reliably resemble the breed standard, then a new purebred breed has become established, and fanciers usually campaign to have it reco

...of both pure lines and crossed breeds with them to the New World. Whether purebred or mixed, the lines of these horses included the [[Barb (horse)|Barb]], [[S

...emand, but sometimes these features are written into the breed standard of purebred horses. The [[Paint horse]], and the [[Appaloosa]], for example, were origi {{Image|Arabian Purebred Stallion 0001.jpg|right|250px|This Arabian is a blood bay.}}

There are a number of fully established [[Cat breed|purebred breeds of cat]], in which a cat or kitten is not only of a recognizable sor ...not usually breed until two or more years of age are restricted to certain purebred varieties (usually larger cats, like the [[Maine Coon]]). Therefore, anyone

...lice work section of the article look like my old dog Nikki. She was not a purebred Malinois but she sure looked like one. Acted like one too as she was loyal,

...e breeding]] practices worldwide. Several cat fancy organizations register purebred members of the breed and have established [[breed standard]]s. Additionally

...ize differences between the largest and smallest breeds of dogs or horses. Purebred cats, a small minority, tend to represent the extremes of size and other fe ...d orange, but some (odd eyed) varieties even feature two different colors. Purebred cats' eye color is often specified as a feature of the breed standard.

Although today's purebred dog breeds are all modern creations, there are suggestions that the Maltese

Formal dog organisations record purebred dogs in [[breed registry|breed registries]]. ...ke'' its kind in general temperament and certain behaviors. Generally, two purebred parents of the same breed will always produce a litter of pups that will gr

Formal dog organisations record purebred dogs in [[breed registry|breed registries]]. ...ke'' its kind in general temperament and certain behaviors. Generally, two purebred parents of the same breed will always produce a litter of pups that will gr

...because of physical isolation - for example, populations on islands. When purebred breeds of horses and dogs are established through artificial selection, the

...Council affiliated dogs, and increasing concerns about the need to protect purebred dogs led a group of enthusiasts to begin meeting informally to consider the

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{{Image|NSRW Dogs 2.jpg|right|500px| Several of the older purebred dog breeds are illustrated in this engraving from the last century. 12 Germ

...e entire rarer gene pool creating hybrids thus driving the entire original purebred native stock to complete extinction. Attention has to be focused on the ext

...s-breeding. Well, it's looked down upon (too mild a way of putting it) in purebred circles and by animal welfare and "animal rights" folks. The problem with

...e most worthy stallions, and kept extensive pedigrees of their "[[asil]]" (purebred) horses. Though these pedigrees were primarily transmitted via an [[oral t