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• Breed club
  ...that is, a group specialising in one particular [[dog breed]]. Sometimes a breed club may handle all varieties of a breed, such as a Schnauzer club that manages
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• Breed club/Definition
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• Breed club/Related Articles
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• Breed club
  ...that is, a group specialising in one particular [[dog breed]]. Sometimes a breed club may handle all varieties of a breed, such as a Schnauzer club that manages
  1 KB (193 words) - 21:59, 21 July 2008
• Kennel club/Related Articles
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• Breed club/Related Articles
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• Breed standard/Related Articles
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• Dog group/Related Articles
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• Australian Silky Terrier
  ...or the breed in Australia became the Australian Silky Terrier in 1955. The breed club was established in 1959.
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• Australian National Kennel Council
  ...caters for ''all'' of the world's recognised [[purebred]]s, the term "all-breed club" to refer to a national or international entity is in generally-accepted us
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• Phalène/Related Articles
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• Dog show
  These are events run by a [[breed club]] which may or may not be affiliated with a large kennel club. These shows
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• Breed-specific legislation
  The owners of [[breed club#independent dog breed clubs|breeds not affiliated]] with [[kennel club|all-
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• Dog breed
  ...' that breed are generally written into a formal "[[breed standard]]" by [[breed club]]s, although some dog organizations do not use formal standards.
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• White German Shepherd Dog
  ...” coloration breed standard of the parent German breed club. Once adopted, breed club members were required to never intentionally breed dogs that carry the rece Because the German Shepherd dog breed club standard governs the color of German Shepherd dogs that may compete in nati
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• Dog breeding
  ...xhibit a [[fault (dog) |fault]]. A few [[breed club]]s, such as the Swiss breed club of the [[Greater Swiss Mountain Dog]], the [[Jack Russell Terrier Club of A
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• Miniature Fox Terrier
  ...andard. They must have a bold and inquisitive nature. According to the [[breed club]], they make excellent family pets. They get along well with other animals ===History of the breed club===
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• Dog/Citable Version
  Presently, over [[List of dog breeds|800]] [[dog breed]]s are recognized by [[breed club|breed]] and [[kennel club]]s worldwide. Dogs can be registered with a club :''For more information, see the articles at [[breed club]] and [[kennel club]]''
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• Dog
  Presently, over [[List of dog breeds|800]] [[dog breed]]s are recognized by [[breed club|breed]] and [[kennel club]]s worldwide. Dogs can be registered with a club :''For more information, see the articles at [[breed club]] and [[kennel club]]''
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