User:CReep/doggies

Name of breed
Name of breed
	Image Caption
Other names	Dog breed alternative names
Common nicknames	Dog breed nickname(s)
Origin	countr(y/ies) of origin
Height
Traits
Height	Males
	Females
Weight	Males
	Females
Coat	short coat, long coat, curly, wirey, curly-wire, long with furnishings, double coat.
Color	brown, red, gold, yellow, cream, black, blue, gray, white, bi-color, tri-color, brindle, sable, ticked, speckled, spotted, etc...
Litter size	-# pups;
	Dog (domestic dog)

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History

Appearance

Check out Australian Shepherd and Australian Cattle Dog for reference.

Temperament

Health

Working Life

Check out Border Collie and German Shepherd for reference.

In popular culture

This section is intended for note worthy examples of the breed in popular culture, both real and fictional.

For example:

In the article for Beagles the book Shiloh is mentioned.
In the article for German Shepherds the famous dog actor Rin Tin Tin is noted.
In the article for American Pit Bull Terriers, television star Cesar Millan's pit bull Daddy is mentioned.

Check out Jack Russell Terrier and Labrador Retriever for reference.

References

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