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to The Canaan Dog Home Page and the Israel Canaan Dog Club of America, Inc. website! |
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Seeking photos for the 2025 ICDCA Canaan Dog calendar! 
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Myrna Shiboleth judged the 2016 ICDCA Specialty and provided critiques of 34 dogs. Her comments have been faithfully transcribed and paired with a photo of each dog to create a beautiful and useful reference. Copies are $30.00 USD plus $5.00 for shipping. Send check or money order made payable to the ICDCA to Cheryl Hennings or use PayPal (see the link below). |
High resolution photos amenable to a landscape format, focused on the dog without humans in the frame, are preferred. We need photos taken in a variety of seasons.
Send images as email attachments to: Deadline for submission is October 12, 2024. |
| The Israel Canaan
Dog is an ancient breed whose origins have been
lost in the sands of time. Drawings and carvings
dating from pre-Biblical times depict dogs very
similar in type to the "modern" Canaan.
The breed belongs to one of the oldest families of dogs, the Spitz family, which includes the Basenji, the Australian Dingo and the Siberian Husky and whose members exist all over the world. Although dogs of similar type appear throughout the Middle East, the specific type of the Canaan Dog is found primarily in Israel. Basically a wild dog which has evolved through natural selection, only the strongest, most fit and most intelligent specimens survived the demanding conditions of the harsh Israeli environment. |
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