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lifestyle-and-leisure2 years ago

"Lancashire Heeler Wins Recognition as AKC's Newest Agile Breed"

The American Kennel Club has officially recognized the Lancashire heeler, a small, active breed known for its "smile," as its latest breed eligible to compete in dog shows, including the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club show. These intelligent and versatile dogs, which resemble a smaller version of a corgi, have a history as farm helpers and are now at risk of dying out in the UK, with only about 5,000 worldwide. The AKC promotes responsible breeding and has contributed to canine health research, despite concerns from animal rights activists about the impact of dog breeding on pet adoption and genetic diversity.

via Newser|
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lifestyle-and-leisure2 years ago

"American Kennel Club Welcomes the Lancashire Heeler as Its Latest Breed"

The Lancashire heeler, a small, active breed known for its intelligence and "smile," has been officially recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). This recognition allows the breed to compete in U.S. dog shows, including the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club show. The breed, which resembles a smaller corgi, has a history as a versatile farm helper in the U.K., where it is now considered a vulnerable native breed. Despite concerns from animal rights activists about the implications of dog breeding, the AKC maintains that it promotes responsible breeding for specific types and functions.

via NPR|
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lifestyle2 years ago

"Introducing the Latest Breed with a Big Smile to the American Kennel Club"

The Lancashire heeler, known for its small stature and "smile," has been officially recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is now eligible to compete in U.S. dog shows. This rare herding breed, resembling a smaller corgi, is versatile and intelligent, participating in various canine sports. With only about 5,000 Lancashire heelers worldwide, the breed is considered vulnerable in the UK. The AKC's recognition of new breeds is sometimes met with criticism from animal rights activists, but the club emphasizes responsible breeding for specific traits and functions.

via The Associated Press|
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