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Canaan Dog
Owner: Maria Haney & Mark A Haney & Lorna Hastings & Lorna Hastings MenakerBreeder: Marla C Haney & Mark A. HaneyHandler: Morgan Ochalek
AKC StandingsHerding GroupAs of August 2026
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Elevate Your Dog to Stardom!
At SHOWSIGHT, we believe every dog is a star! Our platform allows each dog to have their own webpage, showcasing their personality and achievements. Your dog’s page connects to all show results, rankings, editorials, ads, and a global search engine.
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Prescott Valley, AZ
Prescott Valley, AZ
Prescott Valley, AZ
Industry, CA
Industry, CA
Breed
The Canaan Dog, often referred to as "Kelev K'naani" in its native region, is one of the ancient breeds that traces its origins to the biblical lands in and around modern-day Israel. Historically utilized as a herding and sentry dog, these canines have an inherent sense of loyalty and alertness. Their intriguing blend of wild and domesticated traits makes them both captivating and challenging, a testament to the breed's history of survival in the desert.
