The Need to Have a Master

There are dogs of all classes, in all ways, of all types of hairs, of all the characters, big small, beautiful, less beautiful, rickety, thin, fat, white, brown, tricolor, spotted, flat hairy. In general, all are endowed with a stupendous and disproportionate line, of a look that inspires trust and of the desire of having a master. If that dog becomes a happy dog, he also became a beautiful dog, sometimes very beautiful, with lots of temperament and of vitality. Only the hunger and the blows can make him crawl as a beggar. 

One can affirm that there is not a dog that is exactly similar to another, in the same way that there is not a human that is similar in everything to another. Alone there are resemblance's. Because inside the enormous possibilities of the production the crossing can be given pure copies between two but of different race, or between one of race and a crossbreed, or, between two crossbreed or among dogs that take in its veins dozens of generations without having a single drop of noble blood . 

Although as we have already said, there are dogs in all the ways and of all the colors, it is almost always possible to classify the dominant race in these heterogeneous copies or, at least, to locate our dog in a commendable category. Who possesses a crossbreed dog can, therefore, with a minimum of knowledge, classify it in one of the races of which their dog derives. 

It is evident that the crossbreed dog has received bigger influences of the most popular races and diffused in different times. In the early twenty, when the lulu was in fashion, most of the crossbreed dog derived from them and the same thing can be said of the poodle in the POS-war years, age in that he was the prince of the dogs in the houses of the medium class. The fox-terrier, the dachshund, the lulu, the boxer, the poodle, the pinscher, the shepherd dog and those of hunt, that belong to popular races, are who have given their form to the types of dogs that we try to study here.