ANSC 1001 Study Guide - Final Guide: Irish Wolfhound, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute
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Working dog breeds: perform physical labor, serving man and his needs, the alaskan malamute. Most commonly employed as a sled dog. Bushy tail that curls over the back. High degree of loyalty: the boxer. Susceptible to tumors and heart disease: the bullmastiff. Looks very much like an oversized bulldog. Very good watchdog: the doberman pinscher. Black and tan, red and tan, or bluish. Cropped or pricked ears and a docked tail. Family pets are seen with natural ears and tails: the akita. Originated in japan as a fighting dog. Can be trained to be excellent watchdogs. Protective at times: the great dane. Cross of the irish wolfhound and mastiff. + must eat smaller meals multiple times per day: the great pyrenees. Thick white coat, suited for colder climates. Well suited for mountain work or guarding livestock: the newfoundland. Similar to great pyrenees in size and coat. Not well suited for warmer climates: the rottweiler.
