Redigerer Pekingeser (avsnitt)

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<ref name="Matthews (2002)">«[http://www.joleemagazine.com/pdf/jo_lee_nov_02.pdf The Letter]», David Matthews, Jo Lee Magazine, Nov. 2002, p. 18 ''This little dog was found by me in the Palace of Yuan-Ming-Yuan near Pekin on the 6th of October 1860. It is supposed to have belonged to either the Empress, or one of the ladies of the Imperial Family. It is a most affectionate and intelligent little creature – it has always been accustomed to being treated as a pet and it was with the hope that it might be looked upon as such by Her Majesty and the Royal Family that I have brought it from China.'' John Hart Dunne, Captain, 99th Regt.</ref>

<ref name="NKC (2014)">Nordic Kennel Clubs (2014) [http://web2.nkk.no/filestore/Helse/BSI-BreedSpecificInstructions.pdf Breed Specific Instructions regarding exaggerations in pedigree dogs (BSI)] {{Wayback|url=http://web2.nkk.no/filestore/Helse/BSI-BreedSpecificInstructions.pdf |date=20160213202802 |df=iso }}. Nordic Kennel Clubs 2014 Applicable from 2014. Besøkt 2017-07-29</ref>

<ref name="OED (2017)">OED (2017) [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=Pekingese&allowed_in_frame=0 Pekingese]. Online Etymology Dictionary. Besøkt 2017-07-2</ref>

<ref name="Ostrander (2007)">Ostrander, E. A. (2007). [http://www.jstor.org/stable/27859026 Genetics and the Shape of Dogs: Studying the new sequence of the canine genome shows how tiny genetic changes can create enormous variation within a single species]. ''American Scientist'', '''95'''(5), 406-413.</ref>

<ref name="Rosato (1998)">Tony Rosato (1998) [http://thepekingeseclubofamerica.net/docs/Happa_Dog.pdf The Pekingese and The Happa Dog - A remote British museum reveals enlightening clues to Pekingese origins] {{Wayback|url=http://thepekingeseclubofamerica.net/docs/Happa_Dog.pdf |date=20160824095130 }}. The Pekingese Club of America. Besøkt 2017-07-29</ref>
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