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IDLCA membership info

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There are 2 types of memberships for the. Desert Lynx Cat lover. Pet owner membership = $20. U.S. Life time general membership is $200. U.S. Each additional member of the pet owner household $10. each life time membership for additional household member is $100. U.S. A GENERAL membership entitles you to:. 1 Receive a membership card. 2 Participate in on-line discussions on the IDLCA E-mail list. 3 Vote on issues concerning IDLCA and the Desert Lynx Cat and its future. Annual fee = $30. U.S. 2 Hot link to...

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Article on the Dog Game

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When some breeders ask why some breeds are losing their 'characteristic temperament the answer is quite evident before them in the show ring. Each and every breed should have it's own special characteristic temperament and attitude. Far too often do we see some of the breeds displaying traits that are the exact opposite of what their true breed temperament should be? Nervous Terriers, lethargic Sporting breeds, humble Hounds, cuddly Chows and petrified Toys are not to be desired. Others are restricted in...

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modern foundation history

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PLEASE BE PATIENT WHILE THIS PAGE LOADS - THERE ARE MANY GRAPHICS AND DOCUMENTS, IT WILL BE WORTH THE WAIT. THANK YOU. OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN DOGS. Shy Ann at Pow Wow. Shasta at Pow Wow. Shasta and Moon Tracking. FOUR FOOTED TRIBE MEMBERS. Native American Folklore has many tales of dogs. By Cheryl S. Smith. Dogs played an important part in the lives of most Native Americans. Tribes with flocks used dogs to tend them. Nomadic tribes employed dogs to help in the hunt and to guard the camp. Black Hactcin, t...

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Breed standard for the Desert Lynx Cat

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APPEARANCE: Large, Strong and Muscular. Bobcat look. HEAD: Large, Round, heavy brow. males with jowls. MUZZLE: Square, Square chin- chin even with nose in profile. NOSE: Flesh colored pink with black outline, broad, somewhat fleshy and longish with a slight Roman look in profile below eye line, sloping down- not out. Solid Black nose acceptable in solid Ebony's. EARS: Large, wide set, somewhat spoon shaped with tuffs on the end and along the inside edge of long haired cats. NECK: Thick and muscular.

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Article from Dog Fancy magazine

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This rare Native American breed is making a comeback from near-extinction. By Kathryn McKenzie Nichols 1986. An AMERICAN dog thought to be extinct at the turn of the century is now making a comeback, thanks to the efforts of a breeder in rural California. Each native American tribe used the dogs for different purposes. Some helped hunters by tracking or hauling loads. Others guarded villages and even babysat youngsters, herding them back to safety as needed. One tribe bred the dogs for their ...When Euro...

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article from handbook of rare breeds

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Dee Gannon's Hand Book of Rare Breeds. SELMA, OREGON 97538. This site created and maintained by. And property of Sixkiller Design. S and LaFlamme Farms.

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Article on Canine Concepts

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The American Indian Dog. Courtesy of R. Kim La Flamme. Song Dog Kennels (June 1988). There are three types of native American Dogs. 1) The large wolf type, mainly from the Northern Artic area, bred for pulling sleds. These are the Malamute, Huskies, Samoyeds and Eskimo Dogs. 2) The medium sized coyote like, these were the most common and are almost extinct. (These are the dogs we will be talking about, the American Indian Dogs). The American Indian Dog is inquisitive, very intelligent, alert, very devote...

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IDLCA owner/breeders - check them out!

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IDLCA Standards

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The International Desert Lynx Cat Association. The name of the association will be The International Desert Lynx Cat Association,. Also known as IDLCA. To preserve, improve, and promote the entire Desert Lynx Cat breed. Members will strive to improve the breed by:. 1 Developing and promoting highest breeding standards, only breeding the best to the best. 2 Utilizing and insuring the continual use of Desert lynx Cats in breeding programs. 3 Keeping in mind IDLCA breed standard. Example: There are four can...