See this at: juliesjungle.com| Added on 06/16/09

I like to describe a serval as looking somewhat like a miniature cheetah. Their basecoat is a yellowish color, ranging from very light beige, to a rich golden color. Their spots vary in size but are solid black and very distinct. They have extra long... See more

I like to describe a serval as looking somewhat like a miniature cheetah. Their basecoat is a yellowish color, ranging from very light beige, to a rich golden color. Their spots vary in size but are solid black and very distinct. They have extra long legs and a very sleek body, similar in appearance to the cheetah. My females and males have been roughly the same size, about knee height at the shoulder and 25-45 pounds. See less

See this at: juliesjungle.com| Added on 06/16/09

Size of average adult: I like to describe the caracal as looking somewhat like a miniature cougar. They have somewhat reddish to beige fur that's basically a solid color, a white spotted underbelly, and black ears with tufts on the ends. They weigh... See more

Size of average adult: I like to describe the caracal as looking somewhat like a miniature cougar. They have somewhat reddish to beige fur that's basically a solid color, a white spotted underbelly, and black ears with tufts on the ends. They weigh 30 to 50 pounds when full grown. The females are smaller than the males. See less

See this at: exoticcatz.com| Added on 03/01/09

Note: Ads are randomly provided by Google, and often fail to reflect the values of this site. I don't endorse wild cat hunting, buying pets online, or many of the other things I have seen here. I had to sell out and take ads to pay the hosting... See more

Note: Ads are randomly provided by Google, and often fail to reflect the values of this site. I don't endorse wild cat hunting, buying pets online, or many of the other things I have seen here. I had to sell out and take ads to pay the hosting bills...sorry:( See less

See this at: exoticcatz.com| Added on 03/01/09

Note: Ads are randomly provided by Google, and often fail to reflect the values of this site. I don't endorse wild cat hunting, buying pets online, or many of the other things I have seen here. I had to sell out and take ads to pay the hosting... See more

Note: Ads are randomly provided by Google, and often fail to reflect the values of this site. I don't endorse wild cat hunting, buying pets online, or many of the other things I have seen here. I had to sell out and take ads to pay the hosting bills...sorry:( See less

See this at: a1savannahs.com| Added on 03/01/09

In this Section we allow only fertile males with highest breeding quality. A1 Savannahs was the world's first cattery able to produce fertile Savannah males and breeding quality SBT males. Since then, we have been improving and we select only the... See more

In this Section we allow only fertile males with highest breeding quality. A1 Savannahs was the world's first cattery able to produce fertile Savannah males and breeding quality SBT males. Since then, we have been improving and we select only the best ones to be sold as breeders. These males are the key that will lock in the good Serval traits in a quality breeding line. These Cats have the most advanced breed status See less

Highlights: * F1 $7,500-$22,000 * F2 $4,500-$16,000 * F3 $3,000-$6,000 * F4 $1200-$3,000 * F5 $950-$6,000 * SBT $950-$6,000

See this at: nextdaypets.com| Added on 01/02/09

Description: LOCATED IN OHIO near Mich. & Ind.Borders.... AKC REGISTERED DNA Certified......... TAKING APPLICATIONS NOW!!! ~~~DAM~Gray & White from many champion Show lines....... ~~~SIRE~Pure White from show lines...he has a large conformation head... See more

Description: LOCATED IN OHIO near Mich. & Ind.Borders.... AKC REGISTERED DNA Certified......... TAKING APPLICATIONS NOW!!! ~~~DAM~Gray & White from many champion Show lines....... ~~~SIRE~Pure White from show lines...he has a large conformation head and bone structure....... Puppy will come with current Shots and Dewormings. Shipping available in Continental USA. Contact our website (link below) for more pictures, details, application and FAQS on Alaskan Malamute History/Characteristics, Care/Training and frequently asked Questions .....More pictures available of our facilities and puppies in their homes by loging on to 2nd page of www.myspace.com/windsongmalamutes See less

Highlights: Price: $700.00 How to Buy Safely Online

See this at: nextdaypets.com| Added on 01/02/09

Breed Group: Working | Weight: male: 85, female:75 lbs | Height: male: 25, female: 23 inches | Color(s): light gray through to black, with white shading and a white mask or cap; also shades of sable or red with shading, or all white | Coat: This... See more

Breed Group: Working | Weight: male: 85, female:75 lbs | Height: male: 25, female: 23 inches | Color(s): light gray through to black, with white shading and a white mask or cap; also shades of sable or red with shading, or all white | Coat: This breed sports a very beautiful double coat. The top coat is thick and coarse protecting it from even the most extreme weather conditions. Beneath the coarse coat is a very soft, dense, and oily coat. Colors may include light grays shading to black as well as sables to red. The legs and muzzle nearly always white. | Overview: Alaskan Malamutes are large working dogs. They have been used through the years as sled dogs, but aren't naturally as fast in the long run as there blue-eyed competition (huskies). Originally bred as a sled dog they were taught to think independently which sometimes results in them being a bit stubborn. Absolutely magnificent coloration and such a beautiful and strong overall build. Highly intelligent and loyal they are... See less

See this at: nextdaypets.com| Added on 01/02/09

Color(s): Fawn and black, golden, black, white; may be tri-colored. | Coat: The coat of the Puggle is dense, short, and coarse in texture. | Overview: The Puggle is a cross of two breeds: Pug and Beagle. They are often referred to as a "designer dog"... See more

Color(s): Fawn and black, golden, black, white; may be tri-colored. | Coat: The coat of the Puggle is dense, short, and coarse in texture. | Overview: The Puggle is a cross of two breeds: Pug and Beagle. They are often referred to as a "designer dog" and have become popular companions. | Character: The appearance of the Puggle varies widely. An ideal Puggle possesses an athletic, slightly longer body like that of a Beagle. They also have a leaner and longer muzzle. Puggle's retain the large, round eyes, curled tail, and wrinkles of the Pug. | Temperament: The Puggle is affectionate, active, fun-loving, and even-tempered. They thrive on attention and human interaction. They do not do well if left alone for extended periods of time. If bored or lonely they will become destructive and bark or bay incessantly. They do well with children, dogs, and other household pets and make suitable playmates. Puggle's are friendly toward strangers, but will bark to announce visitors or out of the... See less

See this at: nextdaypets.com| Added on 01/02/09

Color(s): predominantly white with tan, black, or brown markings | Coat: The Jack Russell Terrier has a dense double-coat that comes in three varieties: smooth, rough, and broken. The smooth coat has an outer-coat that is short and stiff. In the... See more

Color(s): predominantly white with tan, black, or brown markings | Coat: The Jack Russell Terrier has a dense double-coat that comes in three varieties: smooth, rough, and broken. The smooth coat has an outer-coat that is short and stiff. In the rough coat the outer-coat is longer. The broken variety is used to describe both dogs with outer-coats of different lengths or dogs that have longer hair on specific parts of the body. The Jack Russell Terrier is primarily white with black, tan, or tri-color markings. They shed constantly. | Overview: The Jack Russell Terrier or Parson Jack Russell Terrier originated in England in the 19th century. Their name derived from the Reverend John Russell, a hunting enthusiast, who was the first person to breed them for fox hunting. The Jack Russell Terrier is exceedingly adept at digging and burrowing into foxholes and dens. | Character: The Jack Russell Terrier is sturdy, hardy, and robust in appearance. They are outgoing with a keen expression. They... See less

See this at: nextdaypets.com| Added on 01/02/09

Color(s): Black and tan, blue, black, blue and brown, fawn, red, orange, cream and sable, wolfgray | Coat: The Chinese Foo has a weather-resistant double coat. The outer coat is thick, off-standing, coarse, and straight. The under coat is soft and... See more

Color(s): Black and tan, blue, black, blue and brown, fawn, red, orange, cream and sable, wolfgray | Coat: The Chinese Foo has a weather-resistant double coat. The outer coat is thick, off-standing, coarse, and straight. The under coat is soft and dense. | Overview: Originating in China, this versatile breed was utilied for herding, hunting, sledding, as as watchdogs. Chinese Foo Dog's are used as guardians of Buddhist temples and are considered sacred to the Buddhist religion. The Chinese Foo is the mascot of the oldest secret sect in the world known as the Tongs which believe the Chinese Foo brings good luck. | Character: An energetic, hardy, and bold breed, the Chinese Foo resembles the look of a lion. They are sturdy, compact, and squarely-built. They possess great dignity and exhibit a regal and dignified appearance. | Temperament: The Chinese Foo is not recommended for first time dog owners. This breed is friendly, devoted, and courageous. They are mild-mannered and docile, yet... See less

See this at: opulentitems.com| Added on 12/26/08

The Ashe cat is a unique domestic breed that enjoys the luxury of size and a wild coat. Its adult weight is commonly thirty pounds and its adult length is approximately that of two large cats. The Ashe requires no special cat food or veterinarians.... See more

The Ashe cat is a unique domestic breed that enjoys the luxury of size and a wild coat. Its adult weight is commonly thirty pounds and its adult length is approximately that of two large cats. The Ashe requires no special cat food or veterinarians. Ultimately, it is a very rare indoor cat that is fortunate enough to possess African Serval and Asian leopard lineage. Your Ashe kitten is personally delivered by an associate at twelve weeks old and includes a certificate of authenticity, a DNA "fingerprint", a microchip locater and a year of veterinary insurance. Please note that the Ashe may be walked on a cat leash if it is exposed to that at a young age. Also note that a hypoallergenic kitten may be bred at an additional cost. Kittens are bred seasonally. Please inquire as to availability or waiting list placement. All Ashe kittens remain with their breeder full-time until orders are placed. More images may be provided upon request. The Ashe cat is priced at $22,000. A five year payment... See less

See this at: cyclardbritish.com| Added on 12/18/08

We breed British Shorthair cats with love and care in various colours including black, blue, red, cream, chocolate, lilac and blue cream.. Our cats come in many patterns including bicolour, tricolour and solids. If you are looking for a British... See more

We breed British Shorthair cats with love and care in various colours including black, blue, red, cream, chocolate, lilac and blue cream.. Our cats come in many patterns including bicolour, tricolour and solids. If you are looking for a British Shorthair kitten or cat please See less

See this at: dogbreedinfo.com| Added on 12/18/08

Alaskan Klee Kai's shed, bark, and have a high energy level, therefore not making them ideal choices for everyone. Without the proper amount of daily and physical exercise they can become high strung. However, if in an appropriate home, the Klee Kai... See more

Alaskan Klee Kai's shed, bark, and have a high energy level, therefore not making them ideal choices for everyone. Without the proper amount of daily and physical exercise they can become high strung. However, if in an appropriate home, the Klee Kai can be a wonderful companion. They are friendly but somewhat reserved with strangers. Socialize well. Docile and very loving, they need the humans around them to be calm but firm, confident and consistent pack leaders. Do not allow the Alaskan Klee Kai to develop Small Dog Syndrome. See less

See this at: terrificpets.com| Added on 12/17/08

These AKC Pug Puppies are 8 weeks old. They have champion bloodlines. I have two males and three females. These puppies have been raised in our home. They have had their first shots and have been wormed. What a great Christmas morning surprise. I... See more

These AKC Pug Puppies are 8 weeks old. They have champion bloodlines. I have two males and three females. These puppies have been raised in our home. They have had their first shots and have been wormed. What a great Christmas morning surprise. I will hold until then if needed! I am selling these puppies for $800.00 plus shipping costs. This includes a one year health guarantee for up to the cost of the puppy. As much as you may be looking for the right puppy for your home. I am looking for the right owner for these puppies. I will want to have phone conversations to get to know you. I welcome e mail correspondence. And am happy to send photos via e mail. Call (208)263-1876 See less

Highlights: Price: $800.00 plus shipping

See this at: puppydogweb.com| Added on 12/17/08

Shiba Inu - Hana Age: 4 months, Owned By: Erin Gilligan Shiba Inu Breeders - listings from private dog breeders in your area. | Shiba Inu Breed Profile - learn about the breed. Including height, weight, temperament, grooming and training tips. |... See more

Shiba Inu - Hana Age: 4 months, Owned By: Erin Gilligan Shiba Inu Breeders - listings from private dog breeders in your area. | Shiba Inu Breed Profile - learn about the breed. Including height, weight, temperament, grooming and training tips. | Shiba Inu Photos and Pictures - photos of pets owned and loved by their owners. | Shiba Inu Puppies - comprehensive listing of puppies available. | Shiba Inu Puppies for Sale | Shiba Inus For Sale | Shiba Inu Puppies Breeders Shiba Inus See less

See this at: petloverstips.com| Added on 12/17/08

Origin The Australian Cattle Dog was developed to control wild cattle in groups of several hundred on drives through the inhospitable wilderness of Australia. By crossing smooth-coated blue merle Scottish highland collies to selected dingoes in the... See more

Origin The Australian Cattle Dog was developed to control wild cattle in groups of several hundred on drives through the inhospitable wilderness of Australia. By crossing smooth-coated blue merle Scottish highland collies to selected dingoes in the 1840’s; a drover named Thomas Hall developed a cattle dog that combined the hardiness of the dingo type, and the herding abilities of the highland collie. Today this sturdy, alert and watchful dog is a valuable asset to farmers and ranchers around the world. The breed became known as the Australian Heeler, then later the Australian Cattle Dog, which is now accepted throughout Australia as the official name for this breed. However, even today, some people can be heard calling them Blue Heelers or Queensland Heelers. Check Out The Video Did You Know - The Australian Cattle Dog was accepted by the AKC in 1980 and was shown in the Working Group after a brief period in the Miscellaneous class. When the Herding Group was formed in 1983, the breed... See less