ROTWWEILER
The origins of this race are remote, and several the hypotheses proposals. The Germans assure that the Rottweiler is of absolutely germanic creation, having the city of Rottweil as the origin of the name of the race. The Rottweiler would have, thus, if originated of the Mastiff of the Tibet, that served the Romans as it keeps and for conduction of the cattle. The Rottweiler is a dog above of the average size, nor weighed nor has led. He is not high, its body is short, compact and robust. It has an intelligence notable, and its devotion and devotion to the work are extraordinary, as well as its obedience, incorruptibility, its force and its tenacity. The general aspect of the race demonstrates, to the first sight, spontaneity and courage. Its eyes are of average size and chestnut-dark they express tenderness and allegiance. The desired height, measured in withers, is of 60 to the 68 cm for the males, and of 55 to the 65 cm for the females, always in harmony with the general structure.
British Shorthair
The British Shorthair is, probably the oldest race of cat of England. They are excellent friends for all the family. They are shy, friendly and very affectionate. It is an elegant, compact cat, well balanced and strong, that it prefers to be in the soil, and it does not have enters its specialties the speed, or the agility. The head is rounded off, with good space between the ears. The British Shorthair a race of slow development, and the females must be less robust than the males in all the aspects. The size is of medium for great, the eyes great, round and is well opened. Its pelage is short, very dense, close to the body, and firm to the touch.
Pure-Blood
Pure-Blood is the faster race of horses and most valuable of the world. One is about a mixed race of different equídeos, and still it conserves the herd register of the first English and Irish races. It was the biggest influence in the races of horses, contributing better aesthetic, speed and resistance. The evolution of the Pure-Blood race retraces the crossing of three horses eastern sires: the Byerly Turk, the Darley Arabian and the Godolphin Arabian. The crossing and the creation had been become fullfilled with traditional English “running” horses created in military stables of the British Islands. Optimum time recorded for a unit in a race was reached in Epson, England, where a horse of this race reached the 77 Km/h.
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