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On Nov. 12, 1997, Special Times Just Right was born as a singleton in a breed in which litters usually range from four to eight.

According to the American Kennel Club, the puli (plural: pulik) was recognized as a breed in 1936 and is the 145th most popular breed in the US.

The German shepherd, first registered as a breed in 1889 by a former cavalry captain, Max von Stephanitz, was selected for intelligence and steadiness as well as power.

But as students of the abstruse semiotics of status in New York's dog runs know, no sooner is a breed in than it is already on its way out.

Bulldogs were noted in all three reports as a breed in need of an intervention, with one going so far as to question whether it is ethically defensible to continue breeding them at all.

A healthy purebred is worth around $40,000 at birth, Mr. De Lara estimated, and its value can increase to more than $100,000 after it receives years of dressage training.First unified as a breed in the 16th century by King Felipe II of Spain, Andalusian horses are known for their elevation, intelligence and long, flowing manes.

Mr. Rosenberg's case became a nationwide cause célèbre among music critics, a dwindling breed in a time of newspaper cutbacks.

A breed difference in resistance to GI parasites was also observed in older ewes.

Neutrals, a rare breed in Sri Lanka, a place long divided by war and now politics, may reserve judgment.

Kaiho is a rare breed in Japan, a gem among pebbles.

Franklin is a mix of miniature pot-belly and Juliana, a breed developed in Europe.