http://www.chile4chile.com/mascotas/xoloitzcuintle.html
Dos videos de los animales mas grandes del planeta.
Two videos of the great whales of Chile.
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/whales/whales.html
Mi gran amigo "Laska" de Honduras
De temperamento activo, actitud irreverente y mente despierta. Es un perro fiel, cariñoso y seguro, de personalidad libre y muy activa. Es un perro de naturaleza feliz; es ...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/dalmata.html
El olfato de "Rex" ha permitido agilizar los procesos de detección de fallas para la reposición del servicio. El labrador mostró sus habilidades en un simulacro.Chilectra presentó a primer perro rastreador de fallas eléctricas
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/emol_rex.html
Fiona Varón el dueño de Ángela y Tomás
He vivido en Chile por más de 4 años. La cantidad de perros libres es increíble.
I have been living in Chile for more than 4 years now.
There are dogs everywhere. I think the official statistics say for every 8 persons there is one free dog.
Haz clik el link para ver algunos de los doggies
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/places/dogs/index.html
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/pitbull_terrier_americano.html
Un artista que pinta animales salvajes. Desde Lobos hasta Elefantes. tiene buena galería de animales grandes. Sigue a la galería de Eric Wilson ya casado con Pintora Chilena Karin Momberg, Pintora Chilena http://www.chile4chile.com/momberg/index.html
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/biography/wilson.html Sigue a la galería de Eric Wilson para ver bonitos animales.
Si tiene problems using Firefox browser sigue a http://www.ericwilsonwildlifeart.com/
Poodle slide show
http://www.chile4chile.com/mascotas/poodles/poodleslides.html
Descripción: Vista desde cualquier ángulo, la cabeza, en su contorno aparece bien cuadrada. La anchura es una característica muy buscada. La anchura del cráneo es igual a dos tercios de la longitud total de la cabeza. El cuerpo es macizo, ancho, alto, largo y de construcción fuerte. Las extremidades están bien separadas y en aplomo. La musculatura está claramente dibujada. La talla es una característica muy buscada, si va a la par con la calidad de la construcción. La altura y la substancia son dos puntos importantes si están ...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/mastin_ingles.html
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/chilelindo/horseshorcon/index.html
The Clydesdale is a breed of heavy draft horse developed in and deriving its name from the district in Scotland where it was founded. Its type was evolved by the farmers of Lanarkshire, through which the River Clyde flows. The old name for Lanarkshire was Clydesdale. It was bred to meet not only the agricultural needs of these farmers, but the demands of commerce for the coalfields of Lanarkshire and for all types of heavy haulage on the streets of Glasgow. The breed thus developed and soon acquired more than a local reputation. In time, the breed spread throughout the whole of Scotland and northern England. The district system of hiring stallions was an early feature of Scottish agriculture and did much to standardize and fix the type of the breed. The records of these hiring societies go back in some cases to 1837. The Clydesdale Horse Society was formed in 1877 and has been an active force in promoting the breed not only in Great Britian but throughout the world. The Clydesdale Breeders of the United States is the member organization for the Clydesdale horse. The Association was incorporated on December 4, 1879 as the American Clydesdale Association with members from both the United States and Canada. The first volume of the stud book was ready for distribution at the fourth Annual Meeting in the fall of 1882. The Clydesdale alone, of the British breeds of heavy draft, has enjoyed a steady export trade to all parts of the world. The most active trade has been to commonwealth countries and the United States. The Clydesdale remains popular, though not a numerical leader in Canada and the United States Breed Characteristics The outstanding characteristics of this renowned horse are a combination of weight, size and activity, and what is looked for first and last by a Clydesdale enthusiast is the exceptional wearing qualities of feet and limbs. The feet must be round and open with hoof heads wide and springy, for any suspicion of contraction might lead to sidebones or ringbones. To some extent, the further requirements of this breed vary somewhat from the orthodox and should be noted. The horse must have action, but not exaggerated, the inside of every shoe being made visible to anyone walking behind. The forelegs must be well under the shoulders, not carried bull-dog fashion, in fact must hang straight from shoulder to fetlock joint, with no openness at the knee, yet with no inclination to knock. The hind legs must be similar, with the points of the hocks turned inwards rather than outwards, and the pasterns must be long. Distinctive long, silky hair below the knees and hocks draw attention to the stylish lifting of the feet at the trot. The head must have an open forehead, broad across the eyes, the front of the face must be flat, neither dished nor roman, wide muzzle, large nostrils and a bright, clear, intelligent eye. A well-arched and long neck must spring out of an oblique shoulder with high withers, while the back should be short, with well-sprung ribs, and, as befits a draught horse, the thighs must be packed with muscle and sinew. The most common colors in the Clydesdale breed are bay, black and brown. Roans (solid body color with white hairs throughout the coat) are also seen with some occasional chestnuts. White is seen on the face and legs with white often running into the body. The show ring does not discriminate on color with light roans and horses with dark legs being considered equally with horses of the more solid colors and traditional markings. It is claimed of the Clydesdale that they are possessed of quality and weight without displaying grossness and bulk, this is largely true. They are certainly active movers for their size and weight, and in consequence, are very popular in many cities and on numerous farms. The Clydesdale generally stands from 16 to 18 hands, and weighs from 1700 to 2000 pounds. Some of the mature stallions and geldings are taller and weigh up to 2200 pounds. http://www.imh.org/imh/bw/clyde.html
Horcon, Chile...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/horcon/index.html
Traveling from Viña del Mar through Quintero , Ventana y por fin Horcon buen viaje en bus...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/chilelindo/21sepslideshowbig.html
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/poodles/poodles.html
Origen: Existe diversidad de opiniones sobre su origen: fue creado en Francia, Alemania, Dinamarca o en el viejo Piamonte. De todas maneras, se puede afirmar que el antepasado del Poodle fue un perro de aguas francés, en la actualidad casi desaparecido: el Barbet. En el caso del Poodle Toy, una variedad de Poodle, en sus inicios fue un guardián lanudo, perro de caza y protector de ovejas, de origen similar al Spaniel Irlandés. Tiene ...
¿Quieres una linda mascota? En Refugio ADAN (Asociación Defensora de Animales) podrás encontrar lindos perritos, visita www.refugioadan.cl , conocerás nuestras actividades y verás perritos sanitos y...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/adoptar1.html
http://www.chile4chile.com/mascotas/adoptar1.html
El olfato de "Rex" ha permitido agilizar los procesos de detección de fallas para la reposición del servicio. El labrador ...
http://www.artistas-americanos.com/mascotas/emol_rex.html
