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Changing Similar Breeds into Varieties of one Breed. Moving Field Varieties into a Separate Kingdom.
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DAW
MOLOSSERS
1) flockbonders
2) old war dogs (mastiffs)
3) catchdogs
4) pitbulls
TERRIERS
5) den dogs
6) dash terriers
SPRINTHUNDS
7) rabbithunds
8) staghunds
HOUND DOGS
9) tree hounds
10) beagle hounds
11) pack hounds
12) river hounds
& blood hounds
BIRD DOGS
13) curly water dogs
14) bird rushers
15) duck retrievers
16) pointing dogs
17) TOLLERS
(feather & hooves)
STOCK DOGS
18) herding dogs
19) heeler dogs
ARCTIC DOGS
20) Artic sled dogs
21) Arctic huntdogs
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FERAL DOGS
WILD DOGS.
1) flockbonders
2) old war dogs (mastiffs)
3) catchdogs
4) pitbulls
TERRIERS
5) den dogs
6) dash terriers
SPRINTHUNDS
7) rabbithunds
8) staghunds
HOUND DOGS
9) tree hounds
10) beagle hounds
11) pack hounds
12) river hounds
& blood hounds
BIRD DOGS
13) curly water dogs
14) bird rushers
15) duck retrievers
16) pointing dogs
17) TOLLERS
(feather & hooves)
STOCK DOGS
18) herding dogs
19) heeler dogs
ARCTIC DOGS
20) Artic sled dogs
21) Arctic huntdogs
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FERAL DOGS
WILD DOGS.
non-DAW groups
Some types of dogs do not easily fit into DAW groups, and are dropped below the main groups.
I) GUARD DOGS
POLICE DOGS
MILITARY DOGS
II) PET DOGS
HOUSE DOGS
III) SHOW DOGS
COMPETITION DOGS
BALLSPORT DOGS
IV) MODERN USEFUL DOGS
(LIKE: GUIDE DOGS).
DAW explains how some types of dogs were bred, not how they should be bred for any newer use - like sniffer dogs or guide dogs.
In the traditional groups, types (breeds) of dogs have already been bred to do those task well. In the newer uses of dogs, there are no breeds already developed for those tasks, so dogs from other groups are trained (not bred) for that task.
If the trait wanted is NOT already found in the instincts of wolves, then what is often best is a highly trainable dog, not one with firm instincts for one aspect of the wolf.
I) GUARD DOGS
POLICE DOGS
MILITARY DOGS
II) PET DOGS
HOUSE DOGS
III) SHOW DOGS
COMPETITION DOGS
BALLSPORT DOGS
IV) MODERN USEFUL DOGS
(LIKE: GUIDE DOGS).
DAW explains how some types of dogs were bred, not how they should be bred for any newer use - like sniffer dogs or guide dogs.
In the traditional groups, types (breeds) of dogs have already been bred to do those task well. In the newer uses of dogs, there are no breeds already developed for those tasks, so dogs from other groups are trained (not bred) for that task.
If the trait wanted is NOT already found in the instincts of wolves, then what is often best is a highly trainable dog, not one with firm instincts for one aspect of the wolf.