Pictures gallery of Armenian Gampr Dog Breed
Armenian Gampr Notes of a Spurkahye
Armenian Gampr is a breed of livestock guardian dog that originated in the Armenian Highlands, including the territories of modern Eastern Anatolia of
Armenian Gampr Breed Standard - Docstoc – Documents, Templates
Armenian Gampr Breed StandardIntroductionArmenian Gampr [gΛmpər] is an endemic dog of the Armenian Highland.Armenian Highland is one of the cradles of
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Gampr – the national dog breed of Armenia. This very ancient breed of dog, which had formed naturally by the Armenian Plateau old, guarding flocks of sheep from
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Among these is the gampr, a breed of dog endemic to the Armenian highlands, and one that can trace its ancestry to prehistoric settlements and recordings on the faces of
What is an Armenian Gampr? - Dogs Articles — Knoji
The Armenian Gampr is a dog breed that can serve many functions. And the beauty of this is that it requires little training at all, largely because it is an
Gampr officially recognized as Armenia’s national dog breed
The Breed committee of the International Kennel Union (IKU) has officially recognized the Armenian wolfhound Gampr as Armenia’s national dog breed. Armenian Gampr
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Breed Information . Armenian Gampr(Armenian: գամփռ) is a natural dog breed that originated at Armenian Highlands, including the territories of modern Eastern
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If a roster of dog breeds that have been in the company of humans for the longest time is to be made, the Armenian Gampr has to be on that list. This dog has a
Armenian Gampr Breed Information: History, Health, Pictures, and more
The Armenian Gampr is an ancient dog breed, originating in and endemic to the Armenian Highlands, the Caucasus Mountains, and the Armenian Plateau (now the Anatolian
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The modern Gampr has changed little within the history of its existence in Armenian Highlands. It is one of few natural breeds not subjected to hard
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