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bitch
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bitch
female dog. See also dog.
brood bitch
any female dog used for breeding.
puppy bitch
a female dog from 6 to 12 months of age; used to define a group for competition within the showring.
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THE Killarney-based owner-breeder Frank Culloty has made some judicious acquisitions from the offspring of Elizabeth Maher's brood bitch Minnies Surprise, beginning with College Serena (by Mountleader Peer), who won a IRpounds 700 Tralee final for him in 2000.
College proves top of the class for breeder Culloty by The Racing Post (London, England)
Three-year-old Alma is a brood bitch for Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Canine sleuth sniffs out the nicked canines! How John and his pet ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The nine springer spaniels, who were born on April 20, are the offspring of Erdington drug dog Taz and brood bitch Meg.
Pups on the beat by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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