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Recreational categories are intended for the hobbyist with a focus on the breed and showing the animals; on limited occasions litters or puppies may become available and offered to the public. Websites whose primary focus is to sell puppies or dogs will be considered a business. Currently all businesses selling puppies or dogs as companions, pets, or show animals should be listed in Regional under the businesses physical location. |
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Please submit only one link to a page in English. |
- Sites featuring the FCI classified Group 10
- Section 3: Short-haired Sighthounds Breed No. 307
- Azawakh from Mali, originally a French colony.
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For quicker placement in the directory please follow these Submission Tips: Title: Name of Club or Organization
Description: This describes the website and should note distinguishing features found on the site without the use of hype, personal pronouns, or repetitive terms. |
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Breeders' websites should offer general information about their dogs, the breed, ownership, etc. Websites that are primarily focused on selling litters will not be accepted. |
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- This category only contains links specific to this breed.
- Separate descriptions are provided for the mandatory subcategories:
- | Breeders | Clubs | Rescue |
- Some breeds within the ODP also have a Pets subcategory, for those owners who have websites, but have no intention of breeding. At this stage, such owners are assumed to be found within the ‘web ring’ link(s), until their sites have been submitted individually.
- Once submitted and accepted, unless these contribute significantly to general information not already in the main Bloodhound category, they will first appear in the Breeders subcategory as explained the description.
- Definition:
- As with other breeds in the ODP, the name of the breed is defined by the American Kennel Club (AKC) standard.
- In French speaking countries, the breed is also known as Le Chien de St. Hubert.
- The term American Bloodhound is synonymous with the same breed, its one distinction being the red colour, imported from Canada, replacing the original red in pre-World War II Britain.
- Clean Boot Packs (including non-Kennel Club Bloodhounds) may also be submitted to this category, but at present their numbers do not justify a separate category
- These are currently held with other forms of Venery in the Hunt_Clubs category.
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Recreational categories are intended for the hobbyist with a focus on the breed and showing the animals; on limited occasions litters or puppies may become available and offered to the public. Websites whose primary focus is to sell puppies or dogs will be considered a business. Currently all businesses selling puppies or dogs as companions, pets, or show animals should be listed in Regional under the businesses physical location. |
Breeders of breeds of dogs in the Hound Group.
Breed specific clubs for dogs in the Hound Group.
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Breeders sites must offer hobbyist content, including identifying the sires and dams. Their primary focus should *not* be sales. Hobbyist content includes: Information about the breeder and the kennel, such as philosophy, history, and dog-related activities and publications. Information about the dogs, such as profiles, pedigrees, and progeny. Information about their activities, such as participation in showing, obedience, sports, work, and recreational activities. Unique information about the breed. Hobbyist content does *not* include: Copies of common breed standards. Commonly available breed information. Common puppy, training, or health advice. Customer testimonials or photographs Standard collections of dog humor. Sites may *not* be listed in Breeders if the site: Focuses primarily on puppies for sale. Offers online ordering of pets. Has pet-related merchandise as a significant portion of its content. Offers little or no hobbyist content. Does not identify the sire or dam. Sites that do not meet the criteria for listing in a Breeders category may meet the criteria for Regional and should submit the site to the breeder's locality for consideration by following the links from http://dmoz.org/Regional/Countries/ Sites that primarily sell pet supplies may qualify for a listing in http://dmoz.org/Shopping/Pets/Cats_and_Dogs/Dogs/ . Site must be in the English language. Non-English sites should be submitted to the appropriate category in World. |
This area is for websites that pertain to the Dachshund breed, all varieties.Site that are primarily selling puppies should submit their information to their specific region found from following the links from Regional/Countries/
Sites that are primarily for the sale of dog-related items should submit their information to a category within the categories from Shopping/Pets/Cats_and_Dogs/Dogs/
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Feel free to submit any site on Foxhounds
that has a page written in English It may be sent to a more appropriate category after review |
- The English Foxhound is only one breed of Foxhound recognized by the American Kennel Club.
- There is also a category for American Foxhounds,
- but this category can include individual pages on hounds from the Hunt_Clubs.
| Sites that are not in English should be submitted to the appropriate category in World. |
The Galgo Espanol, or Spanish Greyhound, is an ancient breed, mentioned in writings by Romans in the first and second centuries. The dog was used by farmers for guarding and hunting and by Spanish nobility for coursing. More recently, the breed was used for professional racing. To improve its racing abilities, it was crossed with imported Greyhounds, producing the Galgo Ingles-Espanol. Fanciers have preserved the original breed, which is recognized by the FCI.
The Galgo Espanol looks very much like a Greyhound, although it is smaller and sturdier.
This category contains sites specifically dedicated to the Harrier.
The Harrier is a scent hound who was developed in England to hunt hare in packs. The Harrier is an outgoing and friendly dog who gets along well with people and other dogs.
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Breeders' websites should offer general information about their dogs, the breed, ownership, etc. Websites that are primarily focused on selling litters will not be accepted. |
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Sites of breeders or kennels that focus on only Pharaoh Hounds or perhaps Pharaoh hounds with one other breed should be submitted to this category.
The site must contain content (pages) in English. If the site is not in English, please locate the best category in /World in the appropriate language. Sites of breeders or kennels that focus on three or more breeds should be submitted to the Recreation/Pets/Dogs/Breeds/Breeders_and_Kennels/Multi-Breed_Kennels category. |
This category contains sites that are primarily focused on Pharaoh Hounds.
The Pharaoh Hound originated in ancient Egypt. In Malta, they are bred for rabbit hunting and are the national dog of Malta.
The Pharaoh Hound is very fast, active, and alert, and makes a wonderful watchdog.
This category is for sites about Podenco dogs.
Breed specific rescue organizations for dogs in the Hound Group.
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Submit your site here if it concerns Ridgebacks in a general way, such as a mailing list, breed characteristics or history. If your site is about a breeding program ( puppies and/or stud dogs ), your pet's personal page, a rescue service or a club, please list it in the appropriate subcategory : Breeders, Pets, Rescue or Clubs. If you are selling a product, your site will not be listed here. Please submit it to Shopping/Pets/Dogs. Boarding kennels, training or pet sitting services should be submitted to the proper locality in Regional. |
Rhodesian Ridgebacks are a hound breed developed in Southern Africa in the early 1900's. They make excellent and entertaining family pets but benefit from early training and socialisation.
| Sites with no English content may only be listed in World. |
This category serves to promote the many facets of the Saluqi, offering information and history through clubs, standards, breeders, companionship activities such as coursing, showing, obedience, and agility, kennels, and publications.
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