Working Group Flashcards

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Dogs Bred for guarding people, property, and/or livestock, Pulling carts or sleds, Rescue work; Most are large, some are giant.

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The Working group

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Large (85-105 pounds); Used for protection; curled tail

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Akita

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Large (70-100 pounds); Bred to pull sleds

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Alaskan Malamute

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Large (70-105 pounds); Bred to: Pull carts, Drive cattle; Tri-colored; Long-haired; Gentle disposition

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Bernese Mountain Dog

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Large (60-75 pounds); Fawn or brindle with white; Brachycephalic (flat-nosed); Tail docked; Ears traditionally cropped

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Boxer

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Giant (100-130 pounds); B red to protect game against poachers; Fawn, Red, or Brindle with black mask

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Bullmastiff

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Large (60-75 pounds); Used for protection; Tail docked; Ears may be cropped; Black or “blue” with red, fawn, or rust mask and feet.

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Doberman Pinscher

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Although its called “Giant”, it is NOT a giant breed; it is a medium to large breed; looks like a standard schnauzer, but larger and it is a different breed

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Giant Schnauzer

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Giant (100-145 pounds); Fawn, Brindle, blue, black, or harlequin (white with black spots); Ears may be cropped.

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Great Dane

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Large to Giant (85-130 pounds); Bred to guard livestock; Always white, but may also have other colors esp. grey; long-haired; Double dew claws on hind limbs.

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Great Pyrenees

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Large to Giant (80-120 pounds); Bred to guard livestock; Solid white only; Hair forms “cords” which look like dreadlocks or a mop head.

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Komondor

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Large to Giant (70-115 pounds); Used for protection; always solid white; Hair may be slightly wavy

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Kuvascz

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Giant (over 175 pounds); Bred for guarding and fighting; Fawn, apricot, or brindle w/black mask

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Mastiff

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Giant (150 pounds); Bred for dogfighting; Colors: Black, Lead, Gray, Tiger, or Fawn; Very loose skin.

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Neapolitan Mastiff

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Giant (100-150 pounds); used for rescue work; Colors: Solid black, brown, or gray: May have white on chest, paws, or tip of tail; Long-haired; Gentle disposition

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Newfoundland

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Medium (35-60 pounds); Curly or wavy hair; Colors: Black, brown, or grayish white; Non-shedding

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Portuguese Water Dog

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Large to giant (90-115 pounds); Used for guarding; Colors: Black w/tan mask, chest, & feet; Short-haired

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Rottweiler

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Giant (145-165 pounds); Used for rescue; Color: Tan & White body with clack around muzzle, eyes, & ears.

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Saint Bernard

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Medium to large (40-70 pounds); All white

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Samoyed

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Bred to pull sleds; Medium to large (35-60 pounds); Tail curled when excited; Variety of colors, usually with white; Eyes brown, blue, or both; Known for great endurance; Very active , love to run, love outdoors, must be kept under control at all times.

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Siberian Husky

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Small to medium (22-40 pounds); Bred to hunt rats & weasels; Ears usually cropped, tail docked short; Usually bushy eyebrows & a “beard”; color is pepper or black; Groom regularly.

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Standard Schnauzer