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IHCWAY とは?

1.Lea先生はアメリカ出身で、現在、日本語学校で日本語を学んでします。
専門は建築デザインで、アメリカでは建築設計会社に勤めていました。
とても聡明で、教え方も上手いです。
英語のさまざまな表現も、非常に良くごぞんじです。

2.周先生は、中国国内の外国語専門大学で、日本語を習得し、教師歴も豊富です。
よく愉快なことおっしゃる楽しい性格のかたですが、同時にとてもしっかりしています。
教えるのが大好きなので、生徒さんとのレッスンを楽しみにしています。日本語も流暢なので、入門・初級者でも対応OKです。

コーイケルホンディエ(水道工事 まつげエクステ)

コーイケルホンディエは、オランダ産の中型犬の一種。俗にコイケルホンド、コイケル等と呼ばれる。

日本ではまだ知名度が低く、ブリーダー自体もまだまだ少ない。

JKCの登録頭数は、132頭(2007年)。87頭(2008年)
数百年前からオランダでカモ猟に使われていた犬。銃が発明される以前のカモ猟では網が用いられていたが、網を打つ前に鳥をおびき寄せるのがこの犬の仕事だった。カモ猟では、ふさふさした尾を、茂みの中から見え隠れするように動かし、仕掛けた網や、銃の射程距離内にカモをおびき寄せていた。オランダ王室でも飼われていたらしい。

第2次世界大戦が終了するまでには殆ど全滅してしまい、一時期は世界で5頭までに減少した。現在では愛好家の努力によって少しずつ増えてはいるが、依然として本国オランダ以外では非常に希少な犬種となっている。現在では、主にペットとして生存している。
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* 体重は約7〜15kg、体高は35〜40cm。
* 体高と体長がほぼ等しい。
* 垂れ耳には豊富な飾り毛と垂れ尾を持っている。
* 被毛は、真直ぐ、或いは軽くウェーブした長めの被毛を持っている。耳や腹、尻、四肢などには飾り毛があり、特に尾には豊富な飾り毛を持っている。
* 元々猟犬であるため、ボール遊びなど十分な運動を必要とする。
* 性格は、陽気で気立てが良い。フレンドリーで活発、環境適応性が広く遊び好き。頭もよく、飼い主や家族に忠実である。

コイドッグ(水漏れ まつげエクステ)

コイドッグ(英:Coydog)とは、アメリカ合衆国原産の野生の犬種である。コヨーテとイエイヌの自然交雑したものがもととなり、犬種として発展したカニド・ハイブリット犬種である。ここでは確立した犬種としてのコイドッグと、雑交によって生まれたコイ-ドッグを併せて解説する。

なお、両種は共に二重純血犬種ではない。コイドッグは既に固定された犬種であって、コイ-ドッグは雑交犬であるからである。
1930年代に初めて目撃され、1960年代に仔犬が発見されて一つの犬種である事が判明した。はじめのうちはコイウルフ(アメリカアカオオカミ)の仔犬であると思われていたが、綿密な調査によってこれはコヨーテとイエイヌが自然化で交雑し、その子孫が独自に進化して固定されて出来た品種であると判明した。

専門的には上述の通りにコヨーテとイエイヌが自然交雑し、それがもととなって犬種として成り立ったものをコイドッグ(英:Coydog)、自然下若しくは人為的にコヨーテとイエイヌが交雑して生まれた子(F1~F3、それによって生まれた子からその孫の代まで)をコイ-ドッグ(英:Coy- dog)と呼んでいる。近年は野生下でのコイドッグはそれほど居らず、ペットとして飼われているものも多く純血のコイドッグは愛好家によって保護されている。自然下及び人為的なコイ-ドッグは年々増加していて、特に野生化でのコイ-ドッグはコヨーテの純血を汚す原因にも繋がるとして危険視されていて、コヨーテの住む地域では野犬狩りが頻繁に行われている。
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コイドッグはケネルクラブに公認された犬種ではないが、野性的な魅力があり、ウルフドッグよりも扱いやすい事から多くの愛好家を得ている。身体能力も高い事からドッグスポーツに使われることもある。
狼のような目つきと、コヨーテとイエイヌの中間の姿を持ってる。厚めのショートコートで毛色はウルフカラーやブラウングラデーションなど。立ち耳・垂れ尾で中~大型犬サイズである。性格は忠実で慎重。なお、コイ-ドッグ(F1~F3)は雑交種のため見た目や性質はばらつきがある。なお、コイドッグとコイ- ドッグはどちらも身体能力が高く、ドッグスポーツに最適であるといわれる。

ケリー・ブルー・テリア(トイレつまり まつげエクステ)

The Kerry Blue Terrier is a breed of dog mistakenly thought to be of County Kerry in South West Ireland; it is actually from Tipperary. In its motherland it is often called the Irish Blue Terrier. Over time the Kerry became a general working dog used for a variety of jobs, including herding cattle and sheep and as a guard dog. It was, however, primarily developed for controlling "vermin" including rats, rabbits, badgers, foxes, otters and hares . Today the Kerry has spread around the world as a companion and working dog. Despite a Kerry Blue winning Crufts - the most important UK dog show - in 2000, it remains an uncommon breed. Not as threatened as some of the other terrier breeds (Skye Terrier, Sealyham Terrier, Dandie Dinmont Terrier), it is still distinctly uncommon.Some characteristics of the Kerry Blue Terrier include a long head, flat skull, deep chest, and a soft wavy to curly coat that comes in several shades of blue (the term for "gray" in dog coats). Puppies are born black; the blue appears gradually as the puppy grows older, usually up to 2 years of age. The ideal Kerry should be 18-1/2 inches at the withers for a male, slightly less for the female. The most desirable weight for a fully developed male is from 33-40 pounds, females weighing proportionately less.
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The coat is the key feature of the Kerry. It is soft and wavy with no undercoat. The texture is similar to that of fine human hair and like human hair is not shed but continues to grow throughout the year. This means the Kerry Blue requires very regular grooming (at least once per week) and clipping an average of every 6 weeks.Kerry Blue Terriers are strong-headed and highly spirited. They have always been loyal and affectionate towards their owners and very gentle towards children but were often considered downright mean toward other animals including other dogs. In the early days of competitive dog showing the Irish Kennel Club required Kerries to pass a "gameness" test, known as Teastas Mor certification, before they were deemed worthy of being judged. These tests included catching rabbits and bringing a badger to bay in its set. They are fast, strong, and intelligent. They do well in obedience, dog agility, sheep herding, and tracking. They have been used as police dogs in Ireland. Modern breeders have attempted to retain high spirits whilst breeding out aggression.

As a long-legged breed, the activity level of the Kerry Blue Terrier ranges from moderate to high. They require an active, skilled owner who can provide them with early socialization and obedience training. Kerries require daily exercise.

ウェルシュ・コーギー・ペンブローク

ウェルシュ・コーギー・ペンブロークは、犬種の1つ。原産地はイギリスのウェールズで、牧畜犬として活躍していた。イギリス王室で古くから飼われていたことでも知られる。

似た犬種に、ウェルシュ・コーギー・カーディガンがある。1930年代に、イギリスやアメリカで、別々の犬種として初めて登録された。

日本では、紅茶飲料水のCMの影響からか、ペンブロークは人気の犬種として毎年上位に名が挙がっている。

胴長で短足、骨太、長い尻尾を持つ。出生時は尾が長いが、多くは生後すぐに断尾される。耳がピンと立っている。体重は10~15kg。本来は筋肉質で体力に富む。体毛はダブルコートで保温力に優れ、毛色はレッド、フォーン、セーブル、ブラックタン、トライが主。

尻尾の長さは犬種スタンダードに含まれないため、尻尾は生後数週間で切断(断尾)されるのが一般的であった。元々ウェールズで牧畜犬として働いていた際、主に世話をするのは羊よりも牛の方が多く、牛に尻尾を踏まれて怪我をすることを避けるために、ウェールズのペンブロークシャー州で尻尾を切る習慣が始まったためである。

切断の方法は、尻尾の根本をバンド状のもので締め付け、人為的な血行障害をおこさせて行う。尾骨の関節で切断されるため、実施方法によっては完全に根本から切断されず、ごく短い尻尾が残っている個体もみられる。従来、生後数週間であればこの方法によりほぼ無痛で断尾ができると考えられたが、近年では子犬でも痛覚が発達しており負担がないとは言いきれないとの指摘もあって、動物愛護の観点から断尾が見直される傾向があり、いくつかの国では断尾を禁止する法律も施行されているが、日本ではコーギー=尻尾が短い、または無いと言うイメージが多いためか、多くは断尾されている。(ペットとして飼うなら尻尾を切断する必要は特別ない、との見方もある)

ペットショップなどでは断尾されている状態で売られている事がほとんどのため、もともと尻尾が短い、または無いと誤解されがちだが、本来は長くふさふさしたキツネのような尻尾がある。一説によれば、コーギーの断尾は耳も尻尾も毛の色も似ているキツネと間違えないようにするため、とも言われている。

* とても活発で運動が大好き。
* 頭がよく、物覚えが良い。好奇心も旺盛。
* 社交的で飼い主にも従順。
* 警戒心が強いので吠えることも。
* 身体的特徴・警戒心の高さから、獣医泣かせな犬でもある
* 一般的に、ほとんどのペンブロークは断尾しているが、本来はカーディガンのような長い尻尾がある。
* カーディガンと比べ、興奮しやすく落ち着きがない。
* 歴史はカーディガンの方が古い。ペンブロークについては、正確な発祥はわかっていない。一説によると、ベルギー北部のフラマン人がウェールズ地方に連れて行った犬が祖先であるといわれる。
* 食欲旺盛で太りやすいので、食事の加減と毎日の運動が欠かせない。
* 寒い地方の原産のため、高温多湿の日本の夏には比較的弱い。同じ理由により、皮膚にトラブルを持つ個体も比較的多い。
* 太ると脊椎、特に腰椎に負担がかかるのはカーディガンやダックスフントと同じ。また、階段での運動、フローリング等の滑りやすい床での運動は、腰椎に負担をかけるので注意が必要。それに加えコーギーは活発で運動好きな性格のため、全てのコーギーは腰回りと脚に爆弾を抱えているという認識でも間違いはない。
* 毎日朝晩の運動とともに、広い場所での自由運動も必要。
* 運動と食事管理には飼い主の協力が欠かせない。
* 毛はダブルコートで二重構造になっており、抜け毛が非常に激しい。初めてコーギーを飼う人は、もう一匹作れそうな量の抜け毛に驚くであろう。室内飼育の場合は、衛生環境を確保するのに、頻繁な掃除が必要となる。
* 体高は低くダブルコートの毛も持っているため、夏場の地面からの照り返しには十分な注意が必要である。
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ウェルシュ・コーギー・カーディガン

ウェルシュ・コーギー・カーディガンは小型犬の一種。ウェルシュ・コルギー・カーディガンとも。

その名の「ウェルシュ」は「ウェールズの」、「コーギー」は「小人犬」の意味(ウェールズ語)、「カーディガン」はその地方でよく活躍したことから。

ウェルシュ・コーギー・ペンブロークとは別犬種。

* 胴が長め。
* 耳のつき方がやや下。

ただし、これは英国での特質であり、アメリカやオーストラリアでは、ペンブロークと差異はほとんどない。

* 耳の先が、ペンブロークに比べて尖っていることが多く、アンバランスなくらい大きい場合がある。
* 英国では尻尾が垂れ下がっているのが普通だが、アメリカでは歩くときは胴より上に来るほうが多い。
* ペンブロークが毛色のバリエーションが少ないのに比べて、カーディガンはほとんどの毛色が認められている。ブラック&ホワイトおよびブリンドル&ホワイトが一番多いが、ブルーマールなど、白が優勢でない色の組み合わせでバラエティに富む。
* 尻尾があるのが普通で、ペンブロークと区別することができたが、近年ペンブロークを含め断尾をしない場合も増えたので、両犬種の違いとは言えなくなっている。

小型犬とされるが、これは日本犬保存会の定めた体高による分類によるもので、体重で分類すれば中型犬(6kg以上〜18kg未満)に属すると考えられる。さらに、ハーディングタイプ(牧羊犬)に分類されているように、短時間であれば大型犬に匹敵する激しい動きをする。

牧畜犬としての本来の用途から、牛の後脚をかむ習性があるが、足をかむという行為は、対象が牛でなくとも日常的に見られる。

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American Eskimo Dog

The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of non-sporting group dogs originating in Germany, or the Nordic Regions, which are all of Scandinavia. Contrary to what its name may imply, it is not a sled dog. In addition to serving as a companion, it has been used as a watchdog and also achieved a high degree of popularity in the 1930s and 1940s United States as a circus performer even as early as 1917 at the Cooper Brother's Railroad Circus. One of many American Eskimo Dogs to walk a tightrope was an American Eskimo by the name of Stout's Pal Pierre in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. "PR" Stout's Pal Pierre was from a long line of American Eskimos used in Barnum and Bailey's Circus acts. Pierre's grandfather was the first known dog in the world to walk a tight rope. The breed became popular as circuses would sell the puppies during their travels across the nation. The American Kennel Club recognized the breed in 1994 and set the current standard for the breed. The United Kennel Club had recognized the breed long before 1994, and there is no difference between the two breed standards except that the AKC recognizes the toy size, while the UKC does not. The American Eskimo Dog was accepted into the Canadian Kennel Club as of March 2006.[1]The American Eskimo dog descended from one of the varieties of spitz developed in Germany, with influences from other spitz breeds such as the Keeshond, Pomeranian, and Volpino Italiano. Ironically, it was the success of these other breeds that held the Eskie back. Although the Keeshond originally came in several colors, when it was decided to accept only gray specimens, the white Keeshonden were suddenly excluded. When the Pomeranian standard was drawn up to exclude dogs over 8 pounds, larger dogs were excluded as Pomeranians. Thus, by the early 1900s, there was two groups of medium-sized white dogs that, although purebreds, were excluded from their breeds. Their fate is unknown, but it is likely that they became pets of the working people. When European workers came to America, they brought these dogs with them. The turning point came in the 1920s, when the American spitz (as it had come to be called) became a favorite of circus performers. Spectators often left the circus with a new purchase and family member — an offspring of one of the dazzling performers. Many present-day Eskies can be traced back to their circus ancestors. After World War I, the breed's name was changed to American Eskimo, to remove any Germanic sound from it. Most Eskies were kept as pets and farm dogs. A few families registered their dogs with the United Kennel Club, but it wasn't until 1994 that the AKC recognized the breed. Despite its acceptance into the AKC world of show dogs, the Eskie remains a dog of the people, far more popular as a pet than as a competitor.
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American Eskimo Dogs along with other Spitz were bred to be companion dogs, and thrive on being a part of a human family. The Eskie is highly intelligent, eager to please, very active, has lots of energy, and moderately independent. At home, these lively dogs make excellent watchdogs, barking to announce the presence of strangers. The Eskie can be protective of its home and family, but in general they will not threaten to attack or bite a person unless provoked. As with all dogs, temperament is partially inherited and partially trained. Some dogs are prone to excessive barking and separation anxiety. It is important to research the dog's pedigree as their temperament may vary due to inheritance.
Many people find the puppies of American Eskimo Dogs to be very "cute" and purchase this breed as a puppy without doing sufficient research, such as discovering the longevity and needs of this breed. This breed is not a fast-maturing one, and Eskies can behave more like puppies than like adults for up to two years, when they finally start to mature and grow their adult coats. They are also a very intelligent dog and need to be stimulated. When their intelligence is not stimulated or they are ignored, they can develop behavior issues. Owners can avoid this problem by socializing their Eskie through obedience training or participating in dog sports, such as dog agility, flyball, and dancing.
The breed lives on average between 12 and 14 years, although some individuals might live as long as 20 years or longer. The Eskie is a fairly healthy breed. Health testing should be performed by all responsible breeders and anyone purchasing a puppy should be aware of the genetic problems which occur in the breed- PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy), luxating patella, and hip dysplasia. None of these are terribly common and the breed is generally healthy, however, ethical breeders check for these conditions.

In addition to the problems above, the breed can have a tendency towards allergies and tear-staining and the propensity towards these traits is inherited.
Eskies have a long, dense coat and need regular grooming. This means brushing them once a week, or more often if necessary. They shed, but it can be maintained with regular brushing. They "blow" their coats twice a year, once in May or June (depending on the location in which they live) to shed their winter undercoat and once in November or December to shed their summer coat. Males may only shed once a year. Many Eskie owners use an undercoat rake, a tool available at most pet stores, for grooming. Some owners in hot climates do shave their Eskies, but if this is done, the dogs should be kept indoors as much as possible to prevent sunburn. Some people believe that once a dog is shaved, the coat will grow in with a coarser, woollier texture than it would have had it been left alone, but it varies by individual dog.

Eskies typically only need to be bathed only every two or three months, unless they soil their coat with large amounts of dirt or substances with strong odors. Regular brushing maintains a clean coat in most cases. Eskies are a very clean breed and constantly groom themselves.

American Water Spaniel

Weighing 25 to 45 pounds: females usually 25 to 40; males 30 to 45 lbs (11-20 kg) and standing 15 to 18 inches (36-46 cm) in height. They have a curly to marcell coat that is dense and well-suited to resist cold water and inclement weather. The coat's color is liver, brown, or chocolate. (A small amount of white on chest or toes is permissible, and spots become smaller in size as pup grows to adulthood.) The American Water Spaniel (AWS) should have a rocker-shaped tail and be somewhat compact in size with well-proportioned features that give the dog an air of balance. Its head should be broad and spaniel-like with no topknot. Eyes are yellowish brown to brown, hazel or of dark tone and should harmonize with coat. Yellow eyes are a disqualification in the show ring.An American original, this competent retriever also doubles as a flushing spaniel. Like many of the spaniel breeds, it hunts both feather and fur (and even fish) with equal enthusiasm. Friendly, intelligent, and often willing to please, this dog is also very protective of its owner. In old age the dog may become temperamental. This dog is very soft-mouthed but can be trained to play tug-of-war. It will be very attached to the alpha of the house and think of children as kennel mates until they grow up. Unspayed females will have a mind of their own when in heat (even when very well trained). This little brown dog also has many of the common spaniel characteristics.
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The AWS has a mind of its own at times and reaches peak performance with the owner who is dedicated to teaching the dog just what is expected of it. The breed takes well to training, and especially excels at training that offers some variety rather than rote training drills. Harsh training techniques do not work for the majority of AWS. In fact, such techniques often cause a dog to become shy or even bite out of fear. This is a breed for the trainer that is consistent and fair when dealing with the dog.

American Water Spaniels do not have to hunt to be happy. They make fine companion animals and, because of their size, they fit well in cramped quarters. However, the breed does need exercise and training to mature into a loving friend that some people look for. To avoid possessiveness, excessive barking, and a willingness to take over the household, novice owners should attend a local obedience class and set aside daily play time for their companion.While there is no one health issue that plagues the American Water Spaniel, neither is it free of health concerns. A variety of problems have cropped up from time to time in the breed including cardiac abnormalities, cancer, hip dysplasia, diabetes, allergies, hypothyroidism, follicular dystrophy, epilepsy, and cataracts. All AWS used for breeding should receive health clearances from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals for hips, heart, and hypothyroidism as well as an eye clearance from the Canine Eye Registration Foundation. All reputable breeders offer and supply the puppy buyer with a written health guarantee covering these more common health concerns.The American Water Spaniel originated around the mid-1800s but its true origin is a mystery. Most experts have come to accept that it was likely developed in the Fox River and Wolf River valleys of Wisconsin. There is no documentation as to the specific breeds that were used to develop the AWS. Doc Pfeifer of New London, Wisconsin, the man credited with obtaining recognition for the breed in the 1920s, believed that the AWS was developed by crossing extinct English Water Spaniel and the Field Spaniel. Others have disputed this claim and it is currently accepted that the breeds involved in the development of the American Water Spaniel include the English Water Spaniel, Field Spaniel, Curly Coated Retriever, Irish Water Spaniel, Tweed Water Spaniel, and possibly the Chesapeake Bay Retriever.

Devon Rex

The Devon Rex is a breed of cat that emerged in England during the 1960s. Known for their odd, striking appearance and playful, companionable nature, the Devon is a favourite among pet owners.

Discovery and relations

The Devon Rex is a breed of cat with a curly, very soft short coat similar to that of the Cornish Rex.

The first Devon was discovered in Buckfastleigh, Devon, UK in 1960 amongst a litter of feral kittens near a disused tin mine. The breed was initially thought to be linked with the Cornish Rex; however, test mating proved otherwise. Cats have three types of hair: guard hair, awn hair, and down hair. The Devon Rex's coat is unusual because there is little guard hair (see Cornish Rex and Sphynx for more information on hair-deficient genetics in cats).

[edit] Appearance

The curl in Devon Rex fur is caused by a different mutation and gene than that of the Cornish Rex and German Rex, and breeding of a Devon with either of those cats results in cats without rexed (curled) fur. Devons, which are medium sized cats, are often called "pixie cats" or "alien cats" because of their unique appearance. Their uncommonly large ears are set low on the sides of their wide heads, their eyes are large, and their noses are slightly upturned. Unlike most cats their whiskers are very short and often curled to such an extent that it may appear as if they have no whiskers. Their body type is distinctly lightly-built. Their long, sturdy legs are well suited for long leaps, and their toes are unusually large. Devon Rex cats come in all colours. The ears are large and slightly rounded.

[edit] Behaviour

The typical Devon is active, mischievous, playful, and very people-oriented. They have been described as a cross between a cat, a dog and a monkey (or, more famously, as "a monkey in a cat suit"). They are high-jumpers and will try to occupy any space large enough to admit them. With this trait, they are often found in odd nooks and crannies of a closet, shelf, or laundry basket. Devons prefer to be in high places and will go to great lengths to get to the highest spot in a room. They are relatively easy to take care of. Most Devons also have one central person to whom they devote their love, and on whom they will most often lie and rub. They like to playfully nip, and love to play throughout their lives.

They are a very intelligent breed; the typical Devon Rex can be trained to walk on a lead, fetch or perform all manner of tricks usually associated with canines, like jump, heel and tag to name a few.

Another common trait is their show of affection: they have a particular penchant for being close to the head or neck of their human companions and can often be found mounted upon ones shoulder or nestled into the cranny created by the neck and shoulder when one is prone.

Asian Semi-longhair

The Asian Semi-Longhair is a cat breed similar to the Asian Shorthair except they have semi-long hair instead of short hair. These cats are normally known by the name Tiffanie. They are recognised in any of the Asian Shorthair or Burmese colors and patterns. Like the Asian Shorthair, the breed was developed in Britain, and is not currently recognised by any U.S. Registries. It has full recognition in the GCCF and although it is a relatively rare breed some fine examples have become champions.