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March Breed of the Month: Lionhead Rabbit

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Lionhead rabbits are a small breed rabbit, but are not considered a dwarf rabbit, with compact bodies, short ears, and small heads. They average around 3lbs as adults and can live 7-10 years.

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February Breed of the Month: Domestic Longhaired Cat

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The Domestic Longhaired Cat is simply a mixture of other longhaired cats, with no distinct lineage or structured breeding. However, the gene responsible for their long, flowing locks is recessive...

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January Breed of the Month: Labrador Retriever

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The Labrador Retriever has been one of the most popular breeds in North America for years.

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December Breed of The Month: Velveteen Lop

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This medium sized rabbit is a relatively new breed of rabbit that was inspired by the book The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams. These rabbits are a mixture of the Mini Rex and the English Lop...

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November Breed of the Month: Yorkshire Terrier

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The Yorkshire Terrier was originally founded in England in the mid-1800s as rodent management but has since become one of the most popular lapdogs in the US! 

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October Breed of the Month: Dalmatian

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Arguably one of the most recognizable breeds of dog, the Dalmatian is a medium sized, short haired dog whose coat pattern is a white background with black- or liver-colored spots all over.

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September Breed of the Month: Flemish Giant

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Flemish Giants are the largest recognized breed of rabbit, weighing 11-20lbs and reaching 2-4ft long. These large rabbits were originally created as a utility breed that could be used for both meat and fur. 

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August Breed of the Month: German Shorthaired Pointer

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The German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) is a versatile hunting dog, that was founded to create a dog to both point out game and retrieve it once it’s been downed.

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July Breed of the Month: American Shorthair

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The Domestic Shorthair is a name to describe shorthaired cat of mixed breed origin. They are usually medium sized cats and muscular, although they can come in a variety of sizes and body types. They come in an array of colors, but all have short, sleek hair coats.

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June Breed of the Month: The All American Dog

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Arguably the most popular breed in the US today, the All-American Dog is the term loving bestowed upon a dog of mixed origin. 

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May Breed of the Month: Whippet

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The Whippet is a sight hound, originally bred to find prey by sight and chase it down at high rates of speed. These dogs do look like small greyhounds, typically standing 18-21 inches tall, and weighing between 20 and 40 pounds as adults.

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The Mill's Breed of the Month: Abyssinian Guinea Pig

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The Abyssinian Guinea Pig is one of the oldest breeds of Guinea Pig, and their specific origins have been lost to history. This breed of guinea pig is easily identified by their unique coats because of the rosettes scattered throughout their body.

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