Isbn: 9798184482248 - the complete podenco canario as pets: a complete beginner-to-expert guide to podenco canario care, training, feeding, grooming, health, exercise, socialization, and responsible lifelong ownership (4 resultados)

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  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Independently Published, 2026

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. INTRODUCTION TO THE PODENCO CANARIOHistory and Origins of the BreedThe Podenco Canario is one of the oldest hunting dog breeds associated with the Canary Islands of Spain. Its history stretches back hundreds, and possibly thousands, of years, with many experts believing that its ancestors arrived on the islands through ancient trade routes linking North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Iberian Peninsula. Archaeological evidence and historical depictions suggest that dogs resembling modern Podencos existed in ancient civilizations long before many modern dog breeds were established. These early hunting dogs were valued for their speed, agility, and ability to locate prey in difficult terrain, characteristics that remain hallmarks of the breed today.The Canary Islands provided a unique environment that helped shape the Podenco Canario into a specialized hunting companion. The islands feature volcanic landscapes, rocky hillsides, sparse vegetation, and rugged countryside where traditional hunting methods required dogs capable of navigating challenging terrain with ease. Over generations, local hunters selectively bred dogs that demonstrated exceptional endurance, intelligence, and hunting efficiency. This careful selection produced a breed uniquely adapted to the environmental conditions of the islands.Unlike many breeds that were developed primarily for appearance or companionship, the Podenco Canario evolved almost entirely as a working dog. Function always took precedence over form. Hunters depended on these dogs to provide food and support rural livelihoods, making reliability and performance critical traits. As a result, the breed maintained its natural athleticism, keen senses, and remarkable stamina. Even today, many Podenco Canarios retain the same instincts and capabilities that made their ancestors valuable centuries ago.Throughout history, the breed remained relatively isolated from extensive crossbreeding, allowing it to preserve many of its original characteristics. While modern recognition by kennel clubs and international organizations has increased awareness of the Podenco Canario, it remains deeply connected to its historical roots. The breed stands as a living example of how human needs, environmental conditions, and selective breeding can combine to create a highly specialized and enduring canine companion.Purpose and Traditional RolesThe primary purpose of the Podenco Canario has always been hunting. Specifically, the breed became renowned for hunting rabbits, which are abundant throughout the Canary Islands. Unlike many hunting dogs that rely heavily on scent alone, the Podenco Canario employs a combination of sight, scent, and hearing to locate prey. This multi-sensory hunting approach allows the dog to detect animals hidden among rocks, dense brush, or underground burrows.Traditional hunters often worked with groups of Podenco Canarios rather than a single dog. These hunting packs would spread across an area, searching methodically while maintaining communication through body language and vocal signals. Once prey was detected, the dogs would coordinate their movements with remarkable efficiency. Their agility enabled them to pursue rabbits through rough volcanic terrain, while their intelligence helped them adapt to rapidly changing hunting situations. This teamwork made the breed exceptionally effective in its traditional role.Beyond hunting, the Podenco Canario also served as a guardian of rural properties and farms. While not typically aggressive guard dogs, they possess a natural alertness that makes them highly aware of their surroundings. Their keen senses allow them to quickly detect unfamiliar people, animals, or disturbances. This vigilance provided an additional benefit for owners who relied on their dogs for both practical work and ho Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. INTRODUCTION TO THE PODENCO CANARIOHistory and Origins of the BreedThe Podenco Canario is one of the oldest hunting dog breeds associated with the Canary Islands of Spain. Its history stretches back hundreds, and possibly thousands, of years, with many experts believing that its ancestors arrived on the islands through ancient trade routes linking North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Iberian Peninsula. Archaeological evidence and historical depictions suggest that dogs resembling modern Podencos existed in ancient civilizations long before many modern dog breeds were established. These early hunting dogs were valued for their speed, agility, and ability to locate prey in difficult terrain, characteristics that remain hallmarks of the breed today.The Canary Islands provided a unique environment that helped shape the Podenco Canario into a specialized hunting companion. The islands feature volcanic landscapes, rocky hillsides, sparse vegetation, and rugged countryside where traditional hunting methods required dogs capable of navigating challenging terrain with ease. Over generations, local hunters selectively bred dogs that demonstrated exceptional endurance, intelligence, and hunting efficiency. This careful selection produced a breed uniquely adapted to the environmental conditions of the islands.Unlike many breeds that were developed primarily for appearance or companionship, the Podenco Canario evolved almost entirely as a working dog. Function always took precedence over form. Hunters depended on these dogs to provide food and support rural livelihoods, making reliability and performance critical traits. As a result, the breed maintained its natural athleticism, keen senses, and remarkable stamina. Even today, many Podenco Canarios retain the same instincts and capabilities that made their ancestors valuable centuries ago.Throughout history, the breed remained relatively isolated from extensive crossbreeding, allowing it to preserve many of its original characteristics. While modern recognition by kennel clubs and international organizations has increased awareness of the Podenco Canario, it remains deeply connected to its historical roots. The breed stands as a living example of how human needs, environmental conditions, and selective breeding can combine to create a highly specialized and enduring canine companion.Purpose and Traditional RolesThe primary purpose of the Podenco Canario has always been hunting. Specifically, the breed became renowned for hunting rabbits, which are abundant throughout the Canary Islands. Unlike many hunting dogs that rely heavily on scent alone, the Podenco Canario employs a combination of sight, scent, and hearing to locate prey. This multi-sensory hunting approach allows the dog to detect animals hidden among rocks, dense brush, or underground burrows.Traditional hunters often worked with groups of Podenco Canarios rather than a single dog. These hunting packs would spread across an area, searching methodically while maintaining communication through body language and vocal signals. Once prey was detected, the dogs would coordinate their movements with remarkable efficiency. Their agility enabled them to pursue rabbits through rough volcanic terrain, while their intelligence helped them adapt to rapidly changing hunting situations. This teamwork made the breed exceptionally effective in its traditional role.Beyond hunting, the Podenco Canario also served as a guardian of rural properties and farms. While not typically aggressive guard dogs, they possess a natural alertness that makes them highly aware of their surroundings. Their keen senses allow them to quickly detect unfamiliar people, animals, or disturbances. This vigilance provided an additional benefit for owners who relied on their dogs for both practica Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Independently published, 2026

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    Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books

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    Editorial: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp, 2026

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