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JudyM

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4. Interesting, bookmarking to absorb more later.

Reply to Skinner (Original post)

Tue Apr 25, 2017, 01:41 PM

Apr 2017

We had Weimaraners at home, never realized they were related to setters. Also fascinating to learn about the history/migration of these warm, friendly companions.

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The Dog Breed Family Tree [View all] Skinner Apr 2017 OP

I love this lovemydogs Apr 2017 #1

Thanks! radical noodle Apr 2017 #2

This is neat! I'll dive into it and check out the links. I love dogs! PearliePoo2 Apr 2017 #3

I have a 12 year old Border Collie and 10 year old exboyfil Apr 2017 #5

You used to jog/walk 20 a day? Wowza...you must be fit! PearliePoo2 Apr 2017 #6

Not 20 everyday exboyfil Apr 2017 #8

Interesting, bookmarking to absorb more later. JudyM Apr 2017 #4

Very interesting! Thanks. Non-cookie non-subscription link Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2017 #7

blue/red heelers woodchuck mom Apr 2017 #9

Very interesting. panader0 Apr 2017 #10

Bwahahahahaha! countryjake Apr 2017 #11

The first link is so useful it should be kept around for future reference for dog lovers! Judi Lynn May 2017 #12