Kennel translates as:
Hundehütte
Hundezwinger
Zwinger
Kennel in other languages: French: Chenil Spanish: Perrera German: Zwinger Italian: Canile
Delgado didn't belong to a kennel. He had an owner. He was AKC registered, however.
I would say doghouse. Maybe a kennel, but to me , kennel suggests a home for several dogs.
Three seconds on the 100m dash!
Take it to an animal shelter or dog kennel.
un chenil
German Shepherds, or Alsatians, are in the Pastoral breed Group. They are officially Kennel Club registered by all major countries.
Purebred German Shepherds will have pedigree papers that prove registration to the Kennel Club and means that they have atleast 3 generations of pure recorded family history. If a German Shepherd does not have pedigree papers then it is either crossbred or wasn't legible for registration as a puppy. Currently, only shorthaired German Shepherds are shown seriously, so Longhaired German Shepherds may not be Kennel Club registered but still be purebred.
In both the American Kennel Club and UK Kennel Club the Golden Retrevier is at the top of boths lists but German Shepards are also a popular breed in both.
Lead the dog into the kennel with the same command, 'In your bed' 'bed' ect whatever you feel best with. Over time the dog will hear the command and get in the kennel immediately.
it means the American kennel club has that dog registered with the breeder to basically produce thorough breed dogs of that breed. Say beagles or German shepards and they are not a mix of anything else, say the local poodle down the street.
No exact answer but a good range over 10,000 with their designated Kennel Club.