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It's always interesting seeing different breeds, the market is always great for dog spotting and for the most part everyone is well behaved, it's nice to see people enjoying a day out with their dogs, I can remember seeing some of the first Bichon's and Chinese Crested's in Qld and I used to have a Dandie Dinmont-still a rare breed, my Mum and I actually bred the first litter of Dandie Dinmonts in Qld for God knows how many years, nobody was interested in the pups for showing, I think all but one went to pet homes. Now, thanks to Harry, Dandies have a much higher profile. I also saw a Flat Coated Retriever last week!

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Oh yeah I forgot that I get to see a Chessie on a regular basis!!

Plus some of the other rarer gundog breeds i get to see at shows... large munsterlander, Irish red and white setter, lagotto, wire haired vizsla... to name a few.

I still haven't met the Xolos yet!

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Oh yeah I forgot that I get to see a Chessie on a regular basis!!

Plus some of the other rarer gundog breeds i get to see at shows... large munsterlander, Irish red and white setter, lagotto, wire haired vizsla... to name a few.

I still haven't met the Xolos yet!

I haven't seen the large musterlander :dancingelephant: make sure to point it out next time! I have met one of the Xolos at agility nationals. :dancingelephant: Are LH Weis a rare breed? Cause I saw one Sunday and see them sometimes at shows.

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It's always interesting seeing different breeds, the market is always great for dog spotting and for the most part everyone is well behaved, it's nice to see people enjoying a day out with their dogs, I can remember seeing some of the first Bichon's and Chinese Crested's in Qld and I used to have a Dandie Dinmont-still a rare breed, my Mum and I actually bred the first litter of Dandie Dinmonts in Qld for God knows how many years, nobody was interested in the pups for showing, I think all but one went to pet homes. Now, thanks to Harry, Dandies have a much higher profile. I also saw a Flat Coated Retriever last week!

The Dandie puppies were in the Pedigree stand yesterday at the Ekka. They were soooo cute. :thumbsup: I did have to ask what they were tho and then I listened to the briefing the breeder gave the staff so I would be able to tell people about them when they asked. The day before there was a puddle of Pharoah Hounds puppies there. I was their with my rescue shar pei puppies.

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I saw a Bernese Mountain Dog at a tasting event yesterday at doggie bakery near me. So beautiful! He was a bit scared of all the little dogs around him :thumbsup:

DH was waiting outside with our 16 week lab puppy and someone said something about a minature labrador as they walked by :) Very rare indeed!

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Just remembered we have a shiba inu in our club at the moment. Burnese Mountain Dogs are getting a few mentions, we have several in our club and I saw one today on the street. We also have a couple of Russian Terriers, like big shaggy bears.

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LOL thats like my area

Mind you a guy walked past with 2 griffions and nearly fell over when i said what they where. they are weird looking dogs LOL but cool.

sounds funny but my samoyed will be rare in my area i have never seen one.

I also took a neo masstif to the vet for my sis inlaw as a pup and got asked if it was a sharpei :thumbsup:

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There's a fellow around here somewhere that has a pair of Beddlington Terriers. He had to pick his jaw up off the ground when I asked him if they were Beddlingtons. It was hard to tell because they had quite long, shaggy coats.

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Only two people in this country have so far identified my mally correctly. :laugh: However, I've had lots of people ask what my German Shepherd is crossed with!

:) I like it when people argue with you on what breed of dog it is you own. I had a lady who works at a pet food store ask me what breed of dog I own the other day, I told her and she said no such breed exists :)

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Only two people in this country have so far identified my mally correctly. :laugh: However, I've had lots of people ask what my German Shepherd is crossed with!

:) I like it when people argue with you on what breed of dog it is you own. I had a lady who works at a pet food store ask me what breed of dog I own the other day, I told her and she said no such breed exists :)

I had people tell me my black GSD was a BSD...at a dog show :)

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Only two people in this country have so far identified my mally correctly. :) However, I've had lots of people ask what my German Shepherd is crossed with!

:) I like it when people argue with you on what breed of dog it is you own. I had a lady who works at a pet food store ask me what breed of dog I own the other day, I told her and she said no such breed exists :)

Moon has been mistaken for a grey pitbull, a grey mastiff, a BEAGLE :laugh: , and, my favourite, someone once confidently told me that she was most definitely a "one-na dem rare grey spotty saints bern-herd"

I was happy after that. I thought I had a common Great Dane, turns out it's a rare Grey Spotty Saints Bernherd.

Yes, DOLers, be jealous. I'm taking stud offers now ;)

Don't miss out on your chance to own a rare {only one in the world so far} Grey Spotty Saints Bernherd puppy.

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