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Posted 2022-03-28 15:58:30
#709476
its true.

the role of Lassie has always been played by a male collie.
magicwhitewolf
#25645
Posted 2022-03-28 15:59:09
#709477
well THAT IRONIC
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#38349
Posted 2022-03-28 16:02:32
#709481
i know. but in the show you can't tell its a male collie. its a rough coat collie.

reading your thread i learned things i didn't know before, so thank you for creating this thread.
magicwhitewolf
#25645
Posted 2022-03-28 16:03:19
#709483
your Right and your welcome
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#38349
Posted 2022-03-28 16:05:08
#709488
thanks.

thats the only thing i know about Lassie , that is a fact or trivia.

don't know any facts about other dog breeds as far as i can tell
magicwhitewolf
#25645
Posted 2022-08-07 22:07:36
#812846
random fact bout aussies: The Australian Shepherd (Aussie) can be trained to do just about any task put before them. Besides herding and performing tricks, the Aussies also make great search and rescue dogs, as well as service dogs and therapy dogs. That is why I got my Aussie for my anxiety she is my emotional support angel, she was also free 		AussieAngels55
#80312
Posted 2022-08-07 22:11:14
#812852
An Australian Shepherd/Border Collie cross named Sweet Pea is a world record holder. According to the Guinness World Records, the dog managed to walk 100 m (328 ft) with a soda can balanced on his head in 2 minutes and 55 seconds. and i thought this was randomly cool 		AussieAngels55
#80312
Posted 2022-10-28 10:35:45 (edited)
#865558
You have done a lot of great research, the only thing is pit bulls has been replaced with the term "Bully Breed Mix".
Skye
#95023
Posted 2022-10-29 20:47:33
#866532
Dogs have more facial muscles than wolves (and wolves have more facial muscles than foxes). These extra muscles allow dogs to be more expressive in order to better appeal to human emotion. The brow region is an area where the extra muscles are most obvious (extra fact, wolves have more facial muscles than foxes and it is most obvious with the fact that foxes cannot snarl/lift their upper lip).

Dogs have an inherit understanding of human facial expression and body language. Even more interesting is that even young puppies have an understanding of what a human is likely feeling.

Colonization of the United States indirectly caused many Native American dog breeds to go extinct. Many Native American dogs died from contracting illnesses from dogs brought over by colonists. If those dogs did not directly die from foreign disease, their breed became lost to time via crossbreeding with dogs from other countries. A few Native American dog breeds stayed relatively unchanged and they still exist today. Carolina dogs and Inuit sled dogs are examples of currently existing Native dog breeds.

The Bonn-Oberkassel puppy is the oldest known dog ever discovered to date. The puppy was found in a quarry in Germany and was dated to be just over 14,000 years old at the time of it's discovery (1910).

The French Mastiff has the shortest average life expectancy of any dog breed with an expectancy of only 5-8 years. A Great Dane comes close with a life expectancy of 8-10 years (with some reaching 12). For context, wolves in the wild typically live to be 7-8 years old, but can reach their late teens in captivity. Foxes (a much smaller and more vulnerable canine) in the wild can typically live to see their 4th birthday, but can live to be 13 in captivity.

Domestic dogs cannot crossbreed with foxes, but can crossbreed with wolves and coyotes. Dog/wolf hybrids are outright banned in 12 U.S. states and 15 U.S. states require special permits and/or licenses to own a dog/wolf hybrid. Dog/coyote hybrids are uncommonly bred deliberately so very few U.S. restrictions exist for this specific type of hybrid.
LittlePuppy
#2787
Posted 2022-10-30 15:41:48
#867086
Wow, from what I read, foxes got skrewed all they got going for them is being pretty, wait scratch that: people hunt them because their pretty, poor foxes 		AussieAngels55
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