Spanish Barb.
You might be a Chihuahua, known for their small size but feisty attitude. Chihuahuas are also associated with Mexico, where Spanish is spoken.
The spelling Chiquala is a female given name of some rarity.Similar common words are- chiquita (Spanish for little girl)- Chihuahua (dog breed and Mexican state)- chaqueta (heavy coat, cognate of jacket)- chacal (Spanish for jackal)
The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.The breed of dog and a town in Mexico are both spelled Chihuahua.
A synonym for mongrel could be "mixed-breed" or "mutt."
The plural form of "half-breed" is "half-breeds."
Yes, the word "Chihuahua" is always capitalized because it refers to a proper noun, which is the name of a specific breed of dog and a state in Mexico.
ANY breed of dog can be vicious.
Vicious Pit-Bull.
no breed of dog is vicious, the temperament of a dog is a direct reflection on the owner and how the dog is trained and raised
In my opinion there isn't a most vicious dog, but from what background it comes from or from how it is brought up, or being treated badly. I have seen myself some vicious dogs and they come from bad background.
Any dog can be "vicious" but its the owner who makes them that way. If you raise a dog right any breed can be a great family pet. Even if a dog bites it shouldn't always be deemed vicious, if a dog is biting out of fear then he is not vicious, he is protecting himself.
If the owner treats the dog aggresively or plays with the dog aggressively then the dog is more likely to become aggressive as they think its the right way to behave. The boxer as a breed is a bright energetic playful breed and are normally good with children. They are not a vicious breed but if provoked then it will react the way it thinks it should whether its barking chasing or biting. Like all dogs, they need socialization. Hope this helped :)
This states has the vicious dog law pertaining any breed and Millville city has a ban on pit bulls.
Not necessarily. They are more blindly loyal to their pack leader, four-legged or otherwise. As such, they will do more on behalf of their human, and tolerate more abuse without lashing out. Unfortunately, this means that they attract the sort of humans that should NEVER be allowed to own dogs in the first place. But as a dog breed, no, they are not intrinsically more vicious. Just more likely to be abused. yes and a breed of dog isn't 'vicious' it depends on the verry dog itself not the whole breed and how that dog is raised if its raised with love most likely it will be a nice dog but if its raised abused and misstreated it is more likely for it to be vicious.
You must already have a Purebred Spanish. Or you can buy a Purebred Spanish horse in the sales already purebred. It is impossible to make a breed or breed two breeds of horses to make another breed in Howrse. Only the Administration can make new breeds.
no the breed as whole loves people and need to please. They can get aggressive toward other dogs as they get old.
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This is the hazard of breed-specific legislation - perfectly friendly and sociable dogs are suddenly labeled "vicious" or "dangerous" because they are visually identified as being related to a particular breed. Unfortunately, there is breed-specific legislation in muncipalities and cities around the United States and often the public supports these because there is a common belief that "pit bulls are bad and aggressive". The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) does not support breed-specific legislation - you can pull up their position statement from their web site (www dot avma dot org). Unfortunately, even though your dog may be a registered service animal and model canine citizen, because of his conformation the laws or ordinances of your locality have legally identified the dog as vicious.