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This
breed is named after the ancient god Xoloti.
At the end of the nineteenth century, it
became completely a companion dog. |
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a.
Papillon |
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b.
Mexican Hairless Dog |
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c.
Chihuahua
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d.
Black-and-Tan
Toy Terrier |
| 2.
This breed, which rarely weighs over 9 pounds, is
said to be the rarest purebred breed in the world. |
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a.
Little Lion Dog |
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b.
Small Continental Spaniel |
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c.
Coton de Tulear |
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d.
Australian
Silky Terrier |
| 3.
This breed has been known for centuries in
southern Madagascar.
It was brought to the United States in
1971.
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a.
Maltese
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b.
Bichon Frise |
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c.
Coton de Tulear |
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d.
Chinese Crested Dog |
| 4.
This dog is the smallest member of the Spitz
family.
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a.
Affenpinscher |
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b.
Brussels Griffon
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c.
Pomeranian
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d
Little Lion Dog |
| 5.
Ownership of this dog was restricted to members of
the Chinese Royal Court, who regarded them as good
luck charms, until British troops
"captured" five pups after storming the
Imperial Palace in 1860.
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a.
Pomeranian |
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b.
Shih-tzu |
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c.
Lhasa Apso |
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d.
Pekinese
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6.
Immortalized in the paintings of Goya, this
12-inch dog originated on the Canary Islands.
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a.
Bichon
Frise |
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b.
Small
Continental Spaniel |
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c.
Papillon
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d.
Maltese
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7.
The most distinctive feature about this breed is
that it is hairless, except for an attractive tuft
on the top of its head.
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a.
Papillon
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b.
Chinese
Crested Dog |
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c.
Chinese
Temple Dog |
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d.
Pekinese |
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8.
This dog was first bred in Australia as a house
pet in the early 1900s, and was brought to this
country by returning soldiers and sailors after
World War II.
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a.
Australian
Terrier |
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b.
Yorkshire
Terrier |
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c.
Black-and-Tan
Toy Terrier |
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d.
Silky
Terrier |
Answers
below:
1d, 2a, 3c, 4c, 5d, 6a,
7b, 8d
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