Source. This is so cute. That dog must have very strong parental instincts. I know this, because Miley would be busy carrying that little rabbit around in her mouth. Little rabbits might be cute, but they are more fun to carry around.
Archive for January, 2011
Pit bull cares for young rabbit
Posted in dog breeds, tagged American pit bull terrier, cottontail rabbit, pit bull, pit bull mix on January 31, 2011 | 14 Comments »
Retrieverman voting contest!
Posted in housekeeping on January 31, 2011 | 106 Comments »
I am pleased to announce the first contest ever held on Retrieverman. To enter the contest, all you have to do is vote. See the “Vote for Me” button that is just below my blog stats? Click on it. When another window or tab opens, you have voted. Close the newly opened tab or window, [...]
Black Irish water spaniel x
Posted in Retriever history, tagged British Isles, Irish water spaniel, murray river curly-coated retriever, retrievers on January 30, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Source. This dog is an IWS mixed with either golden or flat-coated retriever. A liver IWS bred to a golden with black pigment will produce black puppies. Here’s her profile at Black Retriever X Rescue. This cross tells me that IWS are not that distinct from the other retrievers, and the old name “Irish retriever” [...]
Dark golden retrievers
Posted in golden retriever, golden retriever history, tagged Dark golden retriever, field-line golden retriever, red golden retriever, working type golden retriever on January 30, 2011 | 15 Comments »
When I say “dark golden retriever,” this is what I mean: We may call this dog “red.” As you can tell from the name in the JPG file. However, dogs of this color were always within the accepted range of golden retriever color. Just not in the UK or the FCI. And here’s another: (Source [...]
Newfoundland dogs with retriever characteristics
Posted in Newfoundland, Retriever history, St. John's Water Dog, tagged John Henry Walsh, Landseer, Newfoundland, St. John's Water Dog on January 30, 2011 | 2 Comments »
This dog’s name was Leo and he was depicted in Stonhenge’s The Dogs Of Great Britain, America, And Other Countries (circa 1880). Stonehenge (John Henry Walsh) argues contends that there are three types of Newfoundland: The “true” Newfoundland, the “loosely made” Large Labrador, and the St. John’s water dog. The first is the large black Newfoundland [...]
Now the Feliformia
Posted in evolution, wildlife, tagged American cheetah, Caniformia, Carnivora, cats, cheetah, evolution of cats, Feliformia, Felines, Pantherine cats on January 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Source. Also check out the Caniformia video to see how the whole order Carnivora evolved from common ancestors that looked like genets or genet/fox hybrids. He mislabels a few species- snow leopards, clouded leopards, and the ocelot. And at least one Pantherine cat has hybridized with a “small” cat. The cougar and leopard have produced [...]
The chihuahua and the banana
Posted in dog breeding, dog breeds, tagged chihuahua on January 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
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Leopard kills black-backed jackal
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged A Story Like the Wind, black-backed jackal, Laurens van der Post, leopard on January 29, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Source. This is why leopards like to eat dogs. Many cat-hating European dogs that had been imported to Africa met their end when they took off after the big spotted kitty. A dog is nothing more than bigger, fatter, and more gullible black-backed jackal to a leopard. The fact that this unusual jackal would have [...]
Creationism and racism in a high school biology class
Posted in creationism, evolution, tagged creationism, evolution, intelligent design, Scopes Monkey Trial on January 29, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Source. Some points: 1. I am a lumper in taxonomy. I am not a creationist. There are good reasons why coyotes are considered separate species from wolves and dog. And foxes can’t interbreed with dogs at all. The species barrier is one of those natural barriers, but not all dog/coyote or wolf/coyote hybrids are fertile. [...]
How to be a good creationist 2.0
Posted in creationism, evolution, tagged creationism on January 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
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